Meet Ryan Kehrli, our summer intern pursuing computer science. Learn more about him below. My favorite thing to do in my free time is researching my interests. A fun fact about me is that I can play the guitar. One thing on my bucket list is a night in Vegas. If I could travel anywhere, I would go to Japan. Welcome to the team, Ryan! Gretchen Arnold
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I am excited to share that I will be spending my summer in Knoxville as a SMaRT Program Intern, focusing on the AI/ML Accelerated Neutron Scattering Experiments of Quantum Magnets project. This initiative is a collaboration between the University of Tennessee, Knoxville and the Oak Ridge National Laboratory, specifically within the Neutron Science Division and Quantum Science Center. Under the mentorship of esteemed professionals Jiangxu Li, Yulin Shen, and Ting Bao, our team is pioneering the integration of artificial intelligence and machine learning to enhance neutron scattering experiments. These experiments are crucial for advancing our understanding of quantum magnets, particularly highly frustrated magnets, which are potential candidates for revolutionary quantum technologies. My role involves several key responsibilities: 🔸 Creating a 'descriptor' for electron densities within crystallographic structures, allowing us to represent these electron densities in a numeric form that can be used in machine learning models for predicting various characteristics of materials without having to solve intense equations. 🔸 Developing code to efficiently read and construct a database of solid-state materials using parallel computing. 🔸 Learning and applying quantum mechanical theory relating to solid-state physics. This position not only allows me to apply my background in physics and computer science but also prepares me for future challenges in the field of quantum science and technology.
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Very productive week at Future Point of View! Delved into AI, quantum computing, and explored upcoming tech trends shaping the next decade and learned practical ways to apply them. Excited about the future of these technologies and eager to apply what I've learned. Thank you Hart S. Brown and the FPOV Team for this incredible experience! #FPOVInternship #AI #QuantumFuture #okstate
FPOV hosted an excellent group during our 2024 winter Micro Internship this week. Students from Oklahoma State, University of Oklahoma, and East Central University collaborated on group and individual projects, all with an emphasis on unpacking future trends. The interns' team projects centered around the future of Quantum Computing, culminating in two assessments on Quantum Computing Risks and Quantum Computing Advantages. Interested in testing your Quantum knowledge? Take the assessments here: https://lnkd.in/eZnxH82F https://lnkd.in/ez6XV_Dm
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Cybersecurity enthusiast Passionate working on sites!! Student at Gandhi Institute of Technology & Management (GITAM) University, Visakhapatnam
To all my connections taking time to read one of my posts!!!!! This is a joyous moment that I started my internship with Phoenix Global and for our extended knowledge we are been processing under a bootcamp session in which a topic of QUANTUM COMPUTING is summarized in an article and here comes the presented article as🤩🤩
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Meet Tsai-Ni (Jenny) Chen, one of ALCF’s summer students. Jenny is a rising junior studying Computer Science at Purdue University. This summer, Jenny is working on chipStar, a compiler and runtime infrastructure for Argonne National Laboratory's Aurora #exascale supercomputer. Collaborating with ALCF staff, Jenny has made significant progress in improving chipStar’s performance and uncovering valuable insights into its usage and the potential challenges #HPC application developers may encounter. "During the internship, I gained a lot of knowledge and experiences in how the HPC field works, what real-world issues are there, and most importantly, I was able to witness how experts from around the world are working together to push the limits of the HPC world. They work hard to solve problems and enable great innovations to be created." Learn more about student opportunities at the ALCF: https://lnkd.in/ggN2E4Vv
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🚀 Taking the first half of CS106A online and for free was a blast! 🚀 Read more through the link about Code in Place '24 and why I recommend it (although don't do it while you're giving exams; that would be rough and I am speaking from experience 😭) P.S: Shortcuts is my series that introduces and informs you about different Enrichment and Internship programs in the world—but quickly. (Think “Shorts” but in a written format.)
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A year ago, I participated in a quantum computing hackathon, and I was truly amazed by how it works. Recently, Udacity had just added a course on quantum computing, and I was fortunate enough to manage my time and take this course. Now, I am eager to pursue internships to gain more skills and apply quantum computing to projects that make our lives easier. I love Udacity ; it’s my place to discover, learn, and seize new opportunities #opportunities #learn #skills #quantum_computing #udacity
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🌟 Striking the Perfect Balance: Navigating Academic Excellence & Real-World Application in Computer Science 🌟 Are you passionate about the dynamic world of computer science but find yourself torn between academic pursuits and practical experience? 🤔 Let's explore the compelling synergy between academia and practicality in this exhilarating field! 🎓 Academic Excellence: Delve deep into the theoretical underpinnings of algorithms, data structures, and computational theory. 📚 Embrace the thrill of pushing boundaries, conducting groundbreaking research, and honing your analytical prowess. 💡 🛠️ Real-World Application: Bridge the gap between theory and practice as you embark on hands-on projects, internships, and industry collaborations. 💼 Harness the power of coding, software development methodologies, and innovative technologies to tackle real-world challenges head-on. 💻 💡 The Perfect Fusion: By embracing both academic rigor and practical experience, you unlock limitless opportunities for growth and innovation. 🚀 Seamlessly integrate theoretical insights with real-world solutions to drive impactful change in the ever-evolving landscape of computer science. 🌐 🤝 Join the Conversation: Let's embark on this exhilarating journey together! Whether you're a seasoned professional, an aspiring student, or a curious enthusiast, let's connect and explore the boundless possibilities that await in the captivating realm of computer science. 🔗 #ComputerScience #Academia #Practicality #Innovation #TechJourney
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The future of #quantum is bright because of these high schoolers! 💫 We had a chance to connect with three students engaged in internships at Arizona State University who are being mentored by Prof. Houlong Zhuang of Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering at Arizona State University and the Quantum Collaborative. From mitigating misinformation, to better predicting dropout rates, to preventing wildfires and other climate disasters, these #Arizona high school students are changing the world -- one quantum computing project at a time. Read the full story ➡ https://lnkd.in/gyQKA-Qi
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Colby Keskinyan, a sophomore studying at Half Hollow Hills High School East has chosen our AI/ML Internship-Bootcamp Program. His interest lies in Computer Science. He is keen to learn cutting-edge technologies and is targeting admission to IVY leagues. Our team is committed to helping him in various aspects of his journey. We wish him a bright future ahead. If you wish to learn more about the program drop your "Email" in the comments
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District Manager-Mesa Conservation District, Research & Development- Matrix Resource Technologies & Matrix Research Institute (non-profit)
I highly recommend STEM majors applying for the Colorado Science and Engineering Policy Fellowship. This fellowship was one of the most important experiences of my education. #stem #scienceandtechnology #policychange #engineering
2024 Application Deadline Approaching! The last day to apply for the 2024 fellowship class is March 4th! For the past six years, the Colorado Science and Engineering Policy Fellowship has given talented STEM students policy-making experience while broadening their understanding of the connection between STEM disciplines and lawmaking. We are looking to welcome another group of incredible fellows to the Capitol this coming summer! Read what one of last year's Fellows had to say about the fellowship: "The Fellowship helped me contextualize the technical college education I'm pursuing and gave me a lot of hope in state government. I really enjoyed learning from a wide range of people working passionately to improve the lives of Coloradans, which also gave me a better idea of possible career paths that lie at the intersection of science and policy. I had such a great experience this summer and can't recommend it enough!" - Megan Finnigan, Engineering Physics and Mechanical Engineering, CU Boulder https://lnkd.in/dzzbWgdF
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