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Assoc. Professor Layla Oesper and students to present at conference
29 November 2022Congratulations to Professor Layla Oesper and CS majors Cathy Guang, Cecilia Ehrlichman, Matthew Smith-Erb, and Quoc Nguyen. They have been selected to present posters and extended abstracts on their research…
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Software Development Intern – Summer 2023
23 September 2022From the Carleton Career Center: Remitly is seeking a summer intern to work out of their Seattle office. Interns can work from any location in the US. As an intern…
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U.S. Geological Survey Position
15 March 2022Katherine Dooley ’15, Carleton CS major, invites you to apply for her team at the U.S. Geological Survey! The Web Informatics and Mapping team at the USGS is hiring students/recent…
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Fiction Science Contest
9 February 2022Thought experiments to advance real-world science. Anya Vostinar in our CS Department has a research colleague who is organizing this event. Science progresses slowly but occasionally jumps forward when a…
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Sign up for this group Zoom session with Ritvik Kar ’19 (Computer Science & Cinema/Media Studies), Product Manager, LinkedIn. Product Managers are tasked with defining a problem statement (audience, need,…
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Announcing UCLA Graduate Programs in Computational Biosciences virtual Open House on Sunday, November 7, from 7am-2pm (PST). All participants need to register before Monday, November 1.
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CS Job Opportunities
6 October 2021Check out these CS job opportunities brought to you by Carleton alum, Andrew Fitch ’21. C3.ai, Inc. (NYSE:AI) is a leading provider of Enterprise AI software for accelerating digital transformation. Detailed…
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International Collegiate Programming Contest (ICPC)
21 September 2021In February or March of 2022, Carleton will compete* in a regional qualifier for the International Collegiate Programming Contest (ICPC), and we need you to join our team! “The International…
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UofM Computational Biology Virtual Open House – Nov. 6
27 October 2020The University of Minnesota Bioinformatics and Computational Biology (BICB) program is hosting a virtual open house for prospective students interested in learning more about research and career opportunities at the intersection of biology, computer, and data sciences here in Minnesota and beyond.
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Updated: One-day Cyber-Security workshop for undergraduate women in computer science – Nov. 14
8 October 2020Curious about cyber security? College of the Holy Cross is hosting a free online workshop on Saturday, November 14.