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Overview

Lee R. White is affiliated with the University of South Australia in Australia, contributing to the field of Computer Science, with a focus on Artificial Intelligence. Their research primarily addresses topics related to Natural Language Processing Techniques.

The scientist has published recent work titled Towards Best Practices for Open Datasets for LLM Training in 2025, which appeared in arXiv (Cornell University). This paper has been cited in subsequent research, indicating engagement with ongoing developments in the area of large language model datasets.

Lee R. White collaborates frequently with a group of researchers including:

  • Stefan Baack
  • Stella Biderman
  • Kasia Odrozek
  • Aviya Skowron
  • Ayah Bdeir

Their publications have appeared in venues such as:

  • arXiv (Cornell University)

Their academic interests lie mainly in the intersections of Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence, with a notable contribution to Natural Language Processing Techniques.

Best Publications

  • Electrophoretic mobility of a spherical colloidal particle

    Richard W. O'Brien;Lee R. White

  • Method for the calibration of atomic force microscope cantilevers

    John E. Sader;Ian Larson;Paul Mulvaney;Lee R. White

  • The calculation of hamaker constants from liftshitz theory with applications to wetting phenomena

    David B. Hough;Lee R. White

  • Ionizable surface group models of aqueous interfaces

    Thomas W. Healy;Lee R. White

  • The consolidation of concentrated suspensions. Part 1.—The theory of sedimentation

    Richard Buscall;Lee R. White

  • Accurate analytic expressions for the surface charge density/surface potential relationship and double-layer potential distribution for a spherical colloidal particle

    Hiroyuki Ohshima;Thomas W Healy;Lee R White

  • The influence of eroding topography on steady-state isotherms. Application to fission track analysis

    Kurt Stüwe;Lee White;Rod Brown

  • The translational and rotational drag on a cylinder moving in a membrane

    B. D. Hughes;B. A. Pailthorpe;L. R. White

  • The interaction of colloidal particles collected at fluid interfaces

    D.Y.C Chan;J.D Henry;L.R White

  • A SIMPLE ALGORITHM FOR THE CALCULATION OF THE ELECTROSTATIC REPULSION BETWEEN IDENTICAL CHARGED SURFACES IN ELECTROLYTE

    Dyc Chan;Rm Pashley;Lr White

  • Electrokinetics of the silica-solution interface: a flat plate streaming potential study

    Peter J. Scales;Franz Grieser;Thomas W. Healy;Lee R. White

  • Dielectric response and conductivity of dilute suspensions of colloidal particles

    Emma H. B. DeLacey;Lee R. White

  • Approximate analytic expressions for the electrophoretic mobility of spherical colloidal particles and the conductivity of their dilute suspensions

    Hiroyuki Ohshima;Thomas W. Healy;Lee R. White

  • Regulation of surface potential at amphoteric surfaces during particle–particle interaction

    D. Chan;J. W. Perram;L. R. White;T. W. Healy

  • Double Layer Forces between Heterogeneous Charged Surfaces

    S. J. Miklavic;D. Y. C. Chan;L. R. White;T. W. Healy

  • The rheology of strongly-flocculated suspensions

    R. Buscall;P.D.A. Mills;R.F. Stewart;D. Sutton

  • Theoretical analysis of the static deflection of plates for atomic force microscope applications

    John Elie Sader;Lee White

  • Solid/liquid separation of flocculated suspensions

    K.A. Landman;L.R. White

  • Effects of stern-layer conductance on electrokinetic transport properties of colloidal particles

    Christine S. Mangelsdorf;Lee R. White

  • Forces between a Rigid Probe Particle and a Liquid Interface.

    D. Y. C. Chan;R. R. Dagastine;L. R. White

  • Capillary rise in powders

    Lee R White

Frequent Co-Authors

Thomas W. Healy
Thomas W. Healy University of Melbourne
Derek Y. C. Chan
Derek Y. C. Chan Swinburne University of Technology
Raymond R. Dagastine
Raymond R. Dagastine University of Melbourne
Franz Grieser
Franz Grieser University of Melbourne
Robert D. Tilton
Robert D. Tilton Carnegie Mellon University
Dave E. Dunstan
Dave E. Dunstan University of Melbourne
Hiroyuki Ohshima
Hiroyuki Ohshima Tokyo University of Science
Peter J. Scales
Peter J. Scales University of Melbourne
John E. Sader
John E. Sader California Institute of Technology
Dennis C. Prieve
Dennis C. Prieve Carnegie Mellon University

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