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Fellow, Artificial Intelligence (AI), Flagship Pioneering 2022

By kimrichFebruary 28th, 2022in TECH Jobs

Flagship Pioneering conceives, resources, and builds life-changing companies (including the now familiar drug and vaccine innovator, Moderna Therapeutics). Flagship has created over 100 scientific ventures resulting in >$200 billion in aggregate value, 500+ issued patents, and >50 clinical trials for novel therapeutic agents. We harness science and entrepreneurialism to envision... More

Ryder Cobean

By kimrichFebruary 23rd, 2022in Alumni Spotlights, Spotlights

MSADA Alum Finds New Direction, Purpose and Job as Consultant thanks to BU MET Ryder Cobean Consultant, Analytics and Cognitive, Deloitte Consulting LLP MS in Applied Data Analytics (MET’21) Why did you choose BU MET for your graduate studies? Back in 2017, I was looking for a program to change things up in my... More

Quality Assurance Engineer

By kimrichFebruary 22nd, 2022in TECH Jobs

Do you enjoy solving complex problems and troubleshooting products? Are you passionate about developing software development test strategies, finding, and tracking bugs to resolution, and innovating on behalf of customers? Do you want to be a part of a fast-paced, ambiguous environment and contribute to one of the most visited... More

Ultra-low-power Acoustic Perception in IoT

By kimrichFebruary 11th, 2022in CS Research Seminar Series

Guest Speaker: Dr. Nirupam Roy, Assistant Professor in Computer Science, University of Maryland, College Park Moderated by Dr. Reza Rawassizadeh, Associate Professor of Computer Science Abstract: Agile and miniature robots are emerging with new capabilities and sensing skills. Insect-sized robots are becoming new first responders to search for survivors in disaster debris. More

Dense and Cyclic Gray Codes

By kimrichFebruary 11th, 2022in CS Research Seminar Series

Guest Speaker: Dr. Thomas H. Cormen, Emeritus Professor, Dartmouth College Moderated by Dr. Reza Rawassizadeh, Associate Professor of Computer Science Abstract: The binary reflected Gray code, patented by Frank Gray in 1953, is a permutation of the sequence ⟨0, 1, …, n-1⟩, where n is a power of 2, with the property... More

Integrating Interactive Devices with the User’s Body

By kimrichFebruary 11th, 2022in CS Research Seminar Series

Guest Speaker: Pedro Lopes, Assistant Professor in Computer Science, University of Chicago Moderated by Dr. Reza Rawassizadeh, Associate Professor of Computer Science Abstract: The main question that drives my research is: what is the next interface paradigm that supersedes wearable devices? I argue that the new paradigm is one in which... More

Developing a Framework for Natural Language Processing of Clinical Documents

By kimrichJanuary 31st, 2022in CS Research Seminar Series

Guest Speaker: Dr. Frank Meng, Assistant Professor of Medicine in General Internal Medicine, Boston University School of Medicine Moderated by Dr. Guanglan Zhang, Associate Professor of Computer Science Abstract: The capturing of increasingly more and more patient data by healthcare systems has enabled much innovative advancements in medical science and patient care... More

Flagship Pioneering Artificial Intelligence (AI) Fellowship

By kimrichJanuary 21st, 2022in TECH Jobs

Flagship Pioneering conceives, resources, and builds life-changing companies (including the now familiar drug and vaccine innovator, Moderna Therapeutics). Flagship has created over 100 scientific ventures resulting in >$200 billion in aggregate value, 500+ issued patents, and >50 clinical trials for novel therapeutic agents. We are very excited to launch our... More

How to Make Your Own StatQuest!!!

By kimrichJanuary 18th, 2022in CS Research Seminar Series

How to Make Your Own StatQuest!!! December 6, 2021 Guest Speaker: Dr. Josh Starmer, StatQuest Moderated by Dr. Reza Rawassizadeh, Assistant Professor of Computer Science Abstract: Hi! I'm Josh Starmer and I make YouTube videos that clearly explain Data Science, Statistics and Machine Learning Topics. In this talk I'll describe the methods I use... More