Adji Bousso Dieng

Assistant Professor of Computer Science

Office: Computer Science, 406

Phone: 609-258-5935

Research interests: The intersection of artificial intelligence and the natural sciences.

News

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Affiliations

  • Computer Science

    Computer Science

  • 26 Prospect building

    Center for Statistics and Machine Learning

  • Princeton campus and Guyot Hall

    High Meadows Environmental Institute

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    Chemical and Biological Engineering

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    Princeton Materials Institute

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    Andlinger Center for Energy and the Environment

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    Quantitative and Computational Biology

  • Center for Information Technology Policy

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    Princeton Quantum Initiative

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    AI@Princeton