CS Ph.D. Positions in US for Math/Stat Students (23F and 24Spr)
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The Computational Data Science lab at the University of Delaware is looking for self-motivated CS Ph.D. students with a background preferably in Mathematics and Statistics.
We are working on developing algorithmic and machine learning solutions towards effective and efficient decision makings in various systems, such as computational social networks, real-time embedded systems, and autonomous systems. We are particularly interested in theoretically-grounded solutions with performance guarantees concerning approximation ratio, time and space complexity, learnability and generalization bounds, and other quantitative metrics that are context-dependent.
Led by Professor Tong, our lab is maintaining an active, flexible, and joyful research environment. Professor Tong has published extensively in top conferences and journals. He is an NSF Career awardee and the Associate Editors for Computational Social Networks and the Journal of Combinatorial Optimization. Our lab honors freedom, kindness, passion, integrity, and academic rigor. **We are looking for students with similar minds.** Please see our website at udel.edu
If you are interested in joining us, please send your materials to Professor Tong (amotong at udel.edu).
We are working on developing algorithmic and machine learning solutions towards effective and efficient decision makings in various systems, such as computational social networks, real-time embedded systems, and autonomous systems. We are particularly interested in theoretically-grounded solutions with performance guarantees concerning approximation ratio, time and space complexity, learnability and generalization bounds, and other quantitative metrics that are context-dependent.
Led by Professor Tong, our lab is maintaining an active, flexible, and joyful research environment. Professor Tong has published extensively in top conferences and journals. He is an NSF Career awardee and the Associate Editors for Computational Social Networks and the Journal of Combinatorial Optimization. Our lab honors freedom, kindness, passion, integrity, and academic rigor. **We are looking for students with similar minds.** Please see our website at udel.edu
If you are interested in joining us, please send your materials to Professor Tong (amotong at udel.edu).
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