10 operation-research Fellowship positions at King Abdullah University of Science and Technology
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, KAUST intends to become a major new contributor to the global network of collaborative research. It will enable researchers from around the globe to work together to solve challenging scientific and
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generous funding for research, a cutting-edge genomics facility, and top-tier high-performance computing infrastructure, fostering an excellent environment for genomics-based research. The position is fully
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, electrical and optical characterizations. This position requires conducting translational research in next-generation large-area nanofiber acoustic sensor platforms in structural health monitoring applications
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facilities, including a supercomputer. You will work in an exciting international environment with researchers from over 100 nationalities and will have the opportunity to participate in the development
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to the transition towards net-zero carbon emissions? The group of Prof. Anqi Wang at KAUST is recruiting several postdocs to join our dynamic team. Our research is highly collaborative and interdisciplinary
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Prof. Suzana Nunes at KAUST has open positions for highly qualified postdoc candidates to work in polymeric membrane development from lab to semi-technical scale to start in April 2021. Information
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, please contact pwonka@gmail.com or upload an application. As a KAUST postdoc or researcher, you will have access to state-of-the-art research facilities. You will work in an exciting international
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effective solution to mitigate GHG emissions that can be deployed at large scales. CCS may enable the industry to continue operating with reduced environmental footprint. The objective of this project is to
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fractures can play a key role on production performance. One of the persisting challenges is to create complex 3D fracture networks and solve multiphase flow efficiently. None of the existing tools can
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We invite applications for multiple Postdoc positions in the Accelerated Connected Computing Lab (ACCL) at KAUST! The new research group, supervised by Suhaib Fahmy explores hardware acceleration