30 parallel-computing-numerical-methods Postdoctoral research jobs at University of Miami in United States
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applications for a Postdoctoral Associate position in the area of physical oceanography. The successful candidate will use numerical simulations to study the dynamics and meridional heat transport of the Agulhas
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subseasonal precipitation forecasts. The postdoc will be working to develop a real-time forecasting tool to improve U.S. Week 3-4 precipitation forecasts with innovative data science methods to provide
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in the area of informatics and health data science research using translational, population health, and health equity methods and practices. Establish and foster meaningful mentors-mentee partnerships
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postdoctoral associate with expertise in computational biology and/or bioinformatics to join our interdisciplinary group studying the functional genomics of tandem repeat expansions and related structural
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. Implements and optimizes computing workflows using high-performance computing clusters. Prepare manuscripts, abstracts, and presentations, present findings at internal meetings and international conferences
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, ultrafast optics, and quantum information science under the supervision of Prof. Hebin Li in the Department of Physics. ·Design, set up, and conduct experiments in the laboratory. ·Acquire, analyze, and
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complex data sets generated from experiments, often using bioinformatics tools and statistical methods to interpret results and draw meaningful conclusions. Publication and Dissemination: Writing and
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. Department Specific Qualifications Ability to lead MS based projects with minimal oversight. Proficient in basic statistical methods and design of MSI / LC-MS experiments and techniques. 3+ years of relevant
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computer applications. Communication: Strong and clear written and verbal communication skills for interacting with colleagues and stakeholders. The University of Miami offers competitive salaries and a
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(CHANGE) Training Program (T32). The CHANGE Training Program will train the next generation of HIV behavioral scientists with skills to address persistent health disparities in HIV treatment and prevention