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on bridging the gap between academic theory and industrial practice. The successful candidate will play a key role in enhancing the department’s teaching, mentoring, and outreach initiatives by bringing real
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of tensors and tensor calculus to neutron interactions and material properties. Topology: Study of topological spaces in statistical physics and phase theory. Group Theory: Use Lie groups to analyze symmetries
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. Mathematically, a network is represented by a graph, which is a collection of nodes that are connected to each other by edges. The nodes represent the objects of the network and the edges represent relationships
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tools such as agent-based modeling (ABM), system dynamics, network analysis, game theory, and scenario planning. Facilitate modeling of feedback loops, adaptation, emergence, and collective behavior in
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experimental projects related to microwave systems, including device testing and optimization. Teaching Responsibilities: Introduction to Semiconductor Physics: Semiconductor materials, band theory, charge
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. Introduce and apply tools such as agent-based modeling (ABM), system dynamics, network analysis, game theory, and scenario planning. Facilitate modeling of feedback loops, adaptation, emergence, and
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advanced characterization methods of inorganic materials and their assemblies, ideally with a focus on battery materials. Demonstrated proficiency in Density Functional Theory (DFT) and/or Molecular Dynamics
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performing quantum mechanical calculations (e.g., first principles density functional theory (DFT)) to elucidate complex reaction mechanisms occurring at the surface of various materials. Key Responsibilities
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development, social behavior, strategic governance, education, migration, or resilience. Introduce and apply tools such as agent-based modeling (ABM), system dynamics, network analysis, game theory, and
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to Semiconductor Physics: Semiconductor materials, band theory, charge transport, and devices. Microwave and RF Engineering: Principles of microwave propagation, waveguides, and RF components. Electronics Lab