Feb. 18, 2021 — Twenty postdoctoral research fellows presented their work in exascale computing, computational science, machine learning, quantum computing, data management and analysis, and much more at Berkeley Lab’s Computing Sciences Area 2021 Postdoc Symposium on February 11 and 12.
The symposium is designed to provide area postdocs with communications training, mentorship, and coaching sessions, plus an opportunity to present their research in a public forum. Following a workshop and dry run, participants gave 30-minute presentations, including 10 minutes for questions, about their research to the wider Lab community.
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Source: Berkeley Lab