Researching Ukraine
Researching UkraineJoin my new journey. I am a 51 year old PhD student researching Ukraine. My current research interests are Ukraine, Machine Learning, and Computer Vision. My goal is to provide content and context to the war in Ukraine.
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\ud83c\uddfa\ud83c\udde6 I embark on a new journey involving my beloved Ukraine. I am working towards my PhD in Political Science. My research interests are of course... Ukraine, Machine Learning and Computer Vision. Слава Україніv
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