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Posting Details Posting Details Position Number: 121416 Title: Post-Doctoral Associate Functional Title: Presidential Post-Doctoral Position in Mathematics Education Category Status: 15-Fac.Non
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of these positions will be electrochemical modeling of high-energy cells. The successful applicant will develop detailed physics- and chemistry-based transient mathematical models for cell charge and discharge, based
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bi-parental mapping analysis. Machine Learning and Statistical Analysis: Proficient in conducting and troubleshooting machine learning analysis using large image or numerical datasets for disease
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transient mathematical models for cell charge and discharge, based on the coupled thermodynamic, kinetic, and transport processes taking place in the cell. In addition, the successful applicant may contribute
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of complex biopharmaceuticals and vaccines. Projects encompass methodology development, including data analysis, method harmonization and case study applications of state-of-the-art biomeasurement techniques
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, potentially increasing of adverse birth outcomes. The post-doctoral fellow, supervised by Drs. Amir Sapkota and Michel Boudreaux will perform statistical analysis linking exposure wildfire related air pollution
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, conducting statistical analysis, and providing other research support. Benefits Summary Top Benefits and Perks: Faculty Benefits Summary Minimum Qualifications: Minimum Qualifications: Education: Eligible
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-distance collaborative autonomy; ● Autonomous Unmanned Systems: aerial robotics, robot motion planning, digital twin development, robot navigation of complex terrain, and simulation-based verification
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development and analysis, and testing. The project will provide a unique opportunity to work in a truly multi-disciplinary and multi-organizational team composed of transportation and urban planning researchers
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, cryogenic systems, wideband gap materials, and Machine Learning based electrothermal analysis of devices. The Postdoctoral Associate will perform research under the direction of PIs – Dr. Samuel Graham and Dr