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continual learning, active learning, reinforcement learning, closed-loop learning, or human-in-the-loop AI workflows. Experience with agentic AI frameworks, tool-using LLMs, workflow orchestration, AI
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of transportation including off-road, rail & marine applications too. These projects involve close collaboration with industrial and academic partners, and engagement with multidisciplinary project teams
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field at the Ph.D. level with zero to five years of employment experience. Demonstrated experience in leading research initiatives, with a strong track record of publishing in peer-reviewed journals
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scientific problem solving as evidenced by publications and recommendations. Proven track record showing the ability to carry out independent and collaborative research in a multidisciplinary team while
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considered). A proven track record demonstrated through journal publications and patent applications. Skilled communication skills at all levels of the organization. Ability to work in a team environment
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team and contribute to IDEAS (Intelligent Data Exploration Assistant for Science), a multi-year research effort focused on developing AI-powered visualization systems that enable interactive, human-in
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implementing the scientific research, and for reporting relevant results in an appropriate form. The successful candidate should be highly motivated for research excellence and have a strong track record in
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of these systems are insufficient to cover the diversity of human-driven experimental activities. The development of multi-appendage, dexterous robots with embodied intelligence is a key to closing this gap
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crystal growth and structure–property relationship discovery. The successful candidate will join a highly collaborative research environment that integrates robotic experimentation, advanced
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humanity. The laboratory works in concert with universities, industry, and other national laboratories on questions and experiments too large for any one institution to do by itself. Surrounded by