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November 2011
The first 65 students who apply and mention this recruitment ad are eligible
for an application fee waiver.
- Computational Biology
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We are looking for strong multidisciplinary students who want to use their
computational expertise to unlock the secrets of life itself, on scales ranging
from single molecules within the cell to microbes across the planet and over
billions of years of evolutionary time.
- Computational Science and Engineering
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We are looking for students with focus on high-performance computing including
parallel, cluster, grid and cloud computing systems, emerging parallel
architectures, and scientific application development (e.g., climate modeling).
We are also seeking students with interest in the mathematics underlying
scientific computing -- numerical methods for partial differential equations,
computational optimization methods, numerical linear algebra, and nonlinear
dynamics.
- Computer Systems
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We are looking for students in the area of computer systems, including
distributed and network computing, computer architecture and compilation for
novel architectures, software radio, network and system security as well as
privacy and other topics in Internet systems. Computer systems research focuses
on all aspects of building innovative computer systems, spanning from
traditional computing tasks to mobile systems, wireless and sensor networks,
large scale data systems and Internet systems.
- Cyber-Physical Systems
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We are looking for students who are interested in exciting topics including
monitoring and verification of smart-grid power systems, human-factors for CPS
and networked CPS.
- Health Informatics
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We seek students who are interested in interdisciplinary collaboration with
health and social science researchers. Students will understand user needs,
design prototypes, and program high fidelity prototypes related to health to
evaluate in the field.
- Programming Languages and Verification
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We are looking for strong students to join our diverse and dynamic group in
programming languages and verification. Our group has active projects in areas
such as static and dynamic program analysis; verification, debugging, and
programmer productivity tools; language-based security; type systems; language
design, compilation, and analysis for dynamic, web languages; performance
analysis of data center-scale systems; analysis of hybrid and embedded systems.
- Robotics
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We are looking for students who have a background in mobile robotics,
manipulation, or swarming systems to create the next generation of intelligent
robotic devices for grand challenge applications, including robots that
self-assemble, assemble structures, and create novel actuated materials.
Many other assistantship opportunities are available; please check individual
faculty webpages
for further information.
Engineering Center photo courtesy of Michael Buck.
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