10 parallel-computing-numerical-methods Postdoctoral positions at University of California, Merced
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through Space and Time: Enabling the Quantum Dynamics of Chirality-Induced Spin Selection Through Novel and Scalable Computational Methods. The project involves close collaborations with teams at University
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dynamics, methods to describe the electronic continuum, multireference electronic structure, tensor network states. Available computational resources include two shared clusters at Merced, computing nodes
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recruiting a postdoctoral scholar to join the lab. The postdoc will primarily work on a project related to deep soil processes. Our research program explores diverse areas, such as soil organic matter dynamics
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closely with Drs. Tomas Rube (UC Merced) and Marko Jovanovic (Columbia University). This research opportunity will primarily focus on developing computational methods for designing and interpreting pooled
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simulation environments to test and benchmark the developed control frameworks. Experimentally validating these methods through field experiments with real-world robotic platforms. The Postdoctoral Scholar
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researchers that are self-motivated, creative and enthusiastic to work on experimental measurements and numerical simulations of heat transfer in micro/nanomaterials and their interfaces. The duties
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on advancing agricultural food technology through the integration of artificial intelligence (AI). Specifically, the Postdoctoral Scholar is expected to conduct intellectual research involving parallel and
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communication skills are required. Preferred qualifications Preferred Qualifications (if applicable): • Experience with experimental research, specifically using material characterization methods is preferred
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excellent opportunity to work in the development of external relationships and to engage in industry-university partnerships at the cutting edge of engineering, computer and data science, technology, natural
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involved in related research projects. Qualifications Basic qualifications A Doctoral degree (or equivalent) in computer science, computer engineering, electrical engineering, or a related field. Additional