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The AVA program is aimed at pre-tenure to newly-tenured academics who seek to apply research methods to tackle complex technical challenges while continuing their university work.
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The program offers recent PhD graduates an opportunity to advance research while working alongside experienced scientists with backgrounds in industry and academia.
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Meet some of our Scholars and Visiting Academics at Amazon.
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Academics discuss computer vision at Amazon | CVPR 2021
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Academics discuss computer vision at Amazon | CVPR 2021
During the annual conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition (CVPR 2021), Amazon Scholars and Amazon Visiting Academics held a panel discussion on computer vision at Amazon.
I love developing algorithms and building systems that work in every-day products. Being an Amazon Scholar allows me to do this at a scale far beyond my university role.
Thorsten Joachims, professor of computer science/ML, Cornell University
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September 29, 2022Majumdar’s 2003 paper established an elegant algorithm that influences current work on timed games.
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August 29, 2022After 15 years in academia, Alp Muharremoglu became a senior principal scientist within Amazon’s Supply Chain Optimization Technologies organization, and says his teaching skills are indispensable.
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August 23, 2022New speech representations and self-supervised learning are two of the recent trends that most intrigue him.
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August 08, 2022To mark the occasion of the eighth Federated Logic Conference (FloC), Amazon’s Byron Cook, Daniel Kröning, and Marijn Heule discussed automated reasoning’s prospects.
