54 phd-in-mathematical-modelling-of-biochemical-reactions Postdoctoral positions at Pennsylvania State University
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Responsibilities: Develop models for coupled reaction-drift-diffusion of point defects and charge carriers. Implement models of defect-charge interactions including trapping, recombination, and field-driven
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research in areas of concrete decarbonization, utilization of marginal and nonconventional pozzolans, prediction and mitigation of alkali-silica reaction, and development of sensors for assessing concrete
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. Other than imaging, we are also interested in biochemical, genetic and sequencing approaches to understand gene regulation. This position is open immediately and initially funded for two years. YOUR TASKS
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. Candidates must have a PhD in MatSE and experience in developing phase-field models of microstructures and properties by start date. This term position is funded for one year from the date of hire with
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function. We utilize a variety of approaches including biochemical, proteomic, genomic, genome editing, and mouse modeling to study these questions. Here are representative recent publications from the lab
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reporting. Candidates must have a PhD in MatSE and experience in mechanics of materials, computational modeling, and experimental characterization of materials. Candidates should submit a CV and cover letter
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students. The required qualifications are: PhD degree in mathematics, science, engineering, or a related field by the start date. Extensive experience in one or more of the following areas: probabilistic
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the functionality of food molecules. Integrate molecular biology, bioinformatics, and protein engineering tools to improve enzyme performance. Design and optimize enzyme-catalyzed reactions for food structure
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models for fracture propagation, reactive transport, and reservoir-scale hydrogen yield prediction. Design and implement data acquisition systems and sensor integration for experimental campaigns. Prepare
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of biologic one-carbon reactions. The project tests the viability of the clumped isotope composition of methyl groups as a biosignature that can be transferred between compounds. Specifically, the postdoc will