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. Responsibilities: Conduct research on automated reasoning and proof checker, AI-assisted collaboration. Develop and analyze algorithms for learning and optimization. Participate in collaborative research projects
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in innovative research projects in ML, focusing on developing novel ML algorithms, enhancing human-AI collaboration, and exploring systems tailored to dynamic, human-centered environments. They may
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security. The candidate is expected to work in a highly collaborative multi-disciplinary environment with other post-doctoral associates, PhD and undergraduate students, as well as faculty members. It is
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experimental background and a demonstrated interest in building new measurement platforms are especially encouraged to apply. The selected candidate will work in a highly collaborative research environment
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with the development and preparation of grant proposals. Mentor graduate and undergraduate students involved in research projects. Collaborate with interdisciplinary investigators on NIH-funded and other
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to develop, implement, and apply novel computational techniques to problems of scientific importance, in collaboration with application scientists and engineers. Topics of interest include data-driven modeling
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scenarios, Collaborate on peer-reviewed journal articles and conference papers, Contribute to grant proposals and progress reports, Supervise or co-mentor graduate and undergraduate students, Coordinate with
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projects are supported by NIH grants focused on mechanisms of transcription, as well as collaborative NSF and DOE grants that extend this work to agricultural and bioenergy crops. In compliance with NYC’s
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chemistry, battery systems, interfacial electrochemistry, or metallic glass synthesis is desired. The position involves collaboration with theoretical modeling groups and utilization of synchrotron X-ray
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value candidates who communicate and collaborate well within a team, are self-motivated, and are enthusiastic about evolutionary neuroscience. Experience with quantitative, computational, and programming