https://sites.temple.edu/ticlj/files/2017/02/27.2.Koskenniemi-TICLJ.pdf
I will be speaking today, as I have in the recent past, on the history of international law. I must confess that I never thought of myself as a historian until recently when, as I skim the newspaper in the mornings, I tend to think that nothing really interesting seems to have happened since the French Revolution. But perhaps that is the nature of historical work; one becomes completely ...
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An applet that allows the user to select top candidate rows from any data table according to preference represented in a relative manner. It also allows the user to compromise among conflicting preferences. For example, the user can select a computer that is both fast and cheap. The applet calculates scores for each candidate with a domain-independent and data-sensitive membership function ...
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Abstract The rapid growth of data and parameter sizes of machine learning models makes it necessary to improve the eficiency of distributed training. It is observed that the communication cost usually is the bottleneck of distributed training systems. In this paper, we focus on the parameter server framework which is a widely deployed distributed learning framework. The frequent parameter pull ...
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Biography Jason Travers is a professor of special education and applied behavior analysis at Temple University, where he also serves as coordinator for the undergraduate and graduate degree programs in these two areas of study. A former public school teacher for students with autism, Jason is an expert in autism and developmental disabilities, particularly the education and treatment of ...
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As a psychologist, I have studied student motivation for more than 35 years. My graduate students and I have looked at thousands of children, asking why some enjoy learning, even when it's hard, and why they are resilient in the face of obstacles. We have learned a great deal. Research shows us how to praise students in ways that yield motivation and resilience. In addition, specific ...
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Biography Dr. Meixia Ding's research and teaching focus on elementary mathematics education, an interest she developed through five years of mathematics teaching in China. More specifically, she focuses on how the instructional environment (e.g., teacher knowledge, curriculum, classroom teaching) can be better structured to develop students’ sophisticated understanding of fundamental ...
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Expertise Cognition, Cognitive Development, Memory, Space, Navigation, STEM Education Biography Nora S. Newcombe, Ph.D., is a Laura H. Carnell Professor of Psychology at Temple University. Dr. Newcombe was educated at Antioch College, where she graduated with a major in psychology in 1972 and at Harvard University, where she received her Ph.D. in Psychology and Social Relations in 1976. She ...
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Whether you’d prefer to meet on campus or on the road, we welcome the opportunity to speak with you in more detail about our graduate programs. On-campus Open Houses and Information Sessions We host recruiting events throughout the year so you can learn about your program of interest firsthand. We'd love for you to join us! Visit our Graduate Admsissions page to see Orientation and other ...
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The Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry prepares students for excellence in graduate or medical school, and employment in the chemical, biotechnological or pharmaceutical industries. Students learn a wide array of topics in biology, chemistry, mathematics and physics. In upper-division studies, Biochemistry majors learn to apply biochemical principles to real-life situations via problem-based ...