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. This is an eight-month (2-term) position for two years. The VL will teach courses in building sciences for students in the Architectural Studies Program [such as courses addressing building structures
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in the biological sciences domain, and end-to-end experience with data science projects that leverage data mining, statistics, predictive modeling, generative AI, and/or machine learning algorithms
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responsible for all administrative and operational functions of the PhD and DNP Programs. The incumbent should have the ability to acquire, collate, and report data obtained from students, student cohorts, and
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of students. Our classes span the full spectrum of computer science and data science such as machine learning, systems, artificial intelligence, algorithms, databases, data analytics, computer vision, graphics
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of students. Our classes span the full spectrum of computer science and data science such as machine learning, systems, artificial intelligence, algorithms, databases, data analytics, computer vision, graphics
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rodents, excellent communication and organizational skills, self-motivation, ability to learn quickly, complete tasks efficiently, and work independently. Vision-specific training to perform duties will be
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laboratory equipment (hypoxic and regular cell culture incubators, epifluorescent microscope, plate reader, gel dryer, and qPCR machine) and will be involved with keeping the two laboratories functional. In
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of students. Our classes span the full spectrum of computer science and data science such as machine learning, systems, artificial intelligence, algorithms, databases, data analytics, computer vision, graphics
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research that focuses on the development of artificial intelligence and machine learning (AI/ML ) software, aimed at early personalized diagnosis and treatment of critical illnesses. Job Summary Contributes
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faculty in biomedical informatics with expertise in artificial intelligence and machine learning (AI/ML) for tenure-track and tenured positions in the School of Medicine at the University of Pittsburgh