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, Quantum Information Science , quantum information theory , quantum information/computation , Quantum magnetism, quantum phase transitions , Quantum many-body structure and their manipulation , Quantum
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. Our group focuses on understanding molecular mechanisms and metabolic signatures in Alzheimer’s disease (AD) through computational and systems biology approaches. The postdoctoral researcher will lead
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opportunities in quantum science. We are also interested in optically manipulating collective properties of molecular crystals. Applicants should have a strong experimental background and a PhD in physics
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Lashkari's research group for 2+1 years (renewed annually) with the third year extension conditioned on availability of funding. Qualifications Applicants must hold a PhD in physics or a related field by the
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applications for a 2-year postdoctoral research fellowship focused on health disparities research through a pharmacoepidemiology and cancer outcomes lens. Fellows will engage in NIH-funded projects that explore
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Qualifications: We seek exceptionally strong candidates with a PhD in statistics, biostatistics, computer science or a related field. Candidates with demonstrated accomplishment in academic research, as can be
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)fields. Appointment Details The successful candidates will be part of Lashkari's research group for 2+1 years (renewed annually) with the third year extension conditioned on availability of funding
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students working on cutting edge science in the aforementioned areas and to develop novel research. This is a term limited position that is currently funded for 12 months with potential to renew
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signature preservation. A PhD in geology, planetary science, or a closely related field is required. Experience in reflectance, emission, or FTIR spectroscopy is preferred. The position is available
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Qualifications: We seek exceptionally strong candidates with a PhD in statistics, biostatistics, computer science or a related field. Candidates with demonstrated accomplishment in academic research, as can be