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. The student will support research activities including implementing and testing algorithms, conducting experiments, reviewing technical literature, analyzing results, and assisting with research publications
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methods for additive manufacturing applications, including ANNs and evolutionary genetic algorithms for process optimization supported by programming knowledge (e.g. Matlab, Python). Hands-on experience
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acoustic propagation that are applicable to a wide range of ocean environments. (40%) Lead efforts to translate propagation and uncertainty models into computationally efficient algorithms that can be
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media trends, algorithms, platform best practices, and audience behaviors. Ability to manage multiple priorities and collaborate effectively with colleagues and partners across an organization. Experience
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. Develop algorithms to identify specific seabed characteristics. Conduct independent research related to underwater active acoustics and seabed sensing. Collaborate with researchers from academia, industry
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assessment, and hydrographic research. This role translates research algorithms into reliable, documented, and reproducible production software; collaborates with scientists, engineers, students, and external
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intelligence—the community pioneers emerging fields, develops the algorithms that power the information age, and is committed to creatively and thoughtfully exploring technology’s potential to advance our world
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— the community pioneers emerging fields, develops the algorithms that power the information age, and is committed to creatively and thoughtfully exploring technology’s potential to advance our world. Cornell
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combination of education and experience. Proficiency in using Python, AI APIs (OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, etc.), machine learning algorithms, and software development frameworks. Familiarity with building
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mobility needs and motivations based on the travel data, we apply different clustering algorithms (e.g., traditional k-means, density-based clustering, or neural networks). Non-negative tensor factorization