Full details on IFTF's X2 Project can be found here.
We’ll need resumes from those that are interested to see if they are a fit. Contact me (Sean) if this interests you!
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Hi All:
We are planning to have an informal, one-day X2 signals workshop for local graduate students around the end of January. We're looking for nearby graduate students, particularly at Stanford and Berkeley, who are working/studying in core science and technology disciplines.
Including, but definitely not limited to...
*Life sciences (especially neurobiology & behavior, genetics, biochemistry & molecular biology, microbiology)
*Engineering (especially electrical & computer, biomedical, chemical & bio-molecular, materials science, information technology, nanotechnology)
*Computer science (no preference)
*Physics (especially solid-state, biophysics, optics, high energy, quantum mechanics, astronomy/cosmology)
*Chemistry
*Medicine
While currently enrolled in graduate school is good, we'll also consider recent graduates if they're interested -- undergrad/M.S./M.Eng./Ph.D. We're also particularly looking for international students.
We'll be offering a stipend of approx $250, permanent access to the X2 platform, and of course free food and Wii breaks. The 'workshop' will last one day, probably Friday, January 25.
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