11 phd-in-concrete-and-structural-engineering Fellowship positions at Princeton University
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In 2023, the Pasadena Community Foundation became the steward of the de Karman legacy and will oversee the Fellowship awards in partnership with a selection committee of qualified PhD application
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. A PhD in the physical sciences or a related field is required. Interested persons should submit a curriculum vitae, a bibliography, a statement of research interests and plans, and should provide
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, to simulation, to fabrication, to control. Researchers in AI^2 tackle major challenges in science and engineering, such as containing plasma in fusion reactors, revolutionizing material design and
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and Intelligence (PLI) AI Lab research initiative. AI Postdoctoral Research Fellows will be part of the core PLI team, which includes top-tier faculty, research fellows, scientists, software engineers
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The Andlinger Center for Energy and the Environment invites applications for its Distinguished Postdoctoral Fellows program, with start dates as early as June 2026. This program supports outstanding scholars whose research focuses on innovative solutions to pressing technological, economic,...
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Description The Wellcome Trust provides support for four-year PhD programs in academic institutions in the United Kingdom. The Wellcome Trust Four-year PhD Programs were introduced in 1994 and are
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regarding University funds. Use of the fellowship should not involve extended study in a formal program at an American or foreign university nor should it normally entail participation in a structured program
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part of the core PLI team, which includes top-tier faculty, research fellows, scientists, software engineers, postdocs, and graduate students. Fellows will have access to the AI Lab GPU cluster (300
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. Adviser Professor Derek Lidow, dlidow@princeton.edu , 609-258-2328 Eligibility U.S. citizen or permanent resident Bachelor’s degree by the start of grant period Applying to or planning to apply to a PhD
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Eligibility Naturalized U.S. citizen, permanent resident, or the child of two parents who are both naturalized citizens. Bachelor’s degree by the start of grant period (but not yet a PhD). Less than 31 years