Nejla Ghaboosi – Former Advanced AI Research Engineer
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Nejla Ghaboosi was an Advanced Research Engineer at IR, where she conducted deep learning research in the audio processing domain. She holds a Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering from the University of Sydney and has a BSc and MSc in Computer Engineering. Her research interests involve deep learning, generative models and reinforcement learning.
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