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The Machine Learning Group of the Computational Science Initiative (CSI) at Brookhaven National Laboratory (BNL) invites exceptional candidates to apply for a post-doctoral research associate position in machine learning (ML). This position offers a unique opportunity to conduct both basic and applied research in concert with collaborators working on diverse scientific and security problems of interest to BNL and the Department of Energy (DOE). Topics of particular interest include: (i) development of novel machine learning models and adaptation of existing ones for scientific applications; (ii) Large Language Models (LLMs) and multi-modal Foundation Models (iii) Large vision-language models (VLM) and computer vision techniques; and (iv) techniques supporting end-users of applied ML methods including interpretability/explainability (XAI), and reliability.
The position provides access to world-class computing resources, such as the BNL Institutional Cluster and DOE leadership computing facilities. Access to these platforms will allow computing at scale, and together with access to unique data sources, will ensure that the successful candidate has the necessary resources to solve challenging DOE problems of interest. The successful candidate will join a growing research group with diverse expertise and projects spanning the full breadth of BNL’s and the DOE’s missions. This post-doc position presents a unique chance to conduct interdisciplinary collaborative research in BNL programs.
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