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logic, Algorithms, Combinatorial analysis Deadline for submitting applications: 21 August 2026 Method of submitting an application to apply for the position, candidate should send an email entitled
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and be conscientious and available. When evaluating candidates, the following elements will also be taken into account: Programming skills in C, C++, Java and Rust, as well as knowledge of algorithms
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elements will also be taken into account: Programming skills in C, C++ and Java, as well as knowledge of algorithms and data structures, software engineering, parallel computing and GPU programming
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for the aforementioned reactions. Based on the automatic reactor, an I-TR-NUS&TR-L running benchtop spectrometer, and machine learning algorithms, we will be able to achieve a higher yield and control the reaction to stop
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, as well as a lack of multi-azimuthal coverage from typical 2D profiles. This situation persists despite the availability of well-established imaging algorithms supported by advanced computing power