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- Qualifications: M.S. degree, mathematical ability, publication(s)
- Subject Area: Robotic locomotion and manipulation, machine learning, applied mathematics
- How to apply: Email aykut.satici@utdallas.edu, subject “PhD Applicant,” attach:
- BS and MS transcripts
- Academic CV, list of publications
- Description of interest and match to our laboratory.