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at the intersection of AI and any humanities or social science discipline. Fellows will have the option to teach one undergraduate course each year. The first year of appointment will run 1 August 2027–31 July 2028
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world and a suite of associated machine learning tools. The incumbent will be advised by Dr. Laurel Symes (CAPS, [email protected]). Depending on the research direction, collaboration and additional
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avenues of research rather than a required work plan. They may be pursued individually or in combination, and we welcome other creative and strategic approaches. Statistical or machine-learning approaches
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. Applications are welcome from scholars in relevant fields in the humanities and social sciences. The successful candidate will pursue an independent research agenda; teach one undergraduate course in each year
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across learning sciences, computer science, machine learning, HCI and education research. Research Role Research themes for the NTO Postdoctoral Associate include, but are not limited to: Developing
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. • Expertise in one or more of the following areas: statistical analysis of large data sets, machine learning, data visualization, and a high level of independence with a publication record to support these
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are especially excited to hear from candidates eager to invent new tools, wetlab approaches for circulating nucleic acids, interpretable machine learning for biomarker discovery, and methods we haven’t imagined
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crystal / thin film scattering measurements, exploiting developments in artificial intelligence and machine learning. We also invite candidates with interests in beamline automation and autonomy
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advance knowledge and improve the human condition. Explore how we are tackling critical challenges at the forefront of biology and medicine, and shaping a healthier, more sustainable future for all. Learn
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Genome Curation Assistant (Jarvis ): an AI system that combines modern machine learning approaches with large-scale biological data to automate genome curation by detecting, interpreting, and correcting