117 postdoc-in-thermal-network-of-the-physical-building Fellowship positions at Harvard University
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integrates three synergistic research thrusts: Advanced thermal storage and sensing materials Intelligent, building-scale integration of sensing and control systems Cooperative, urban-scale energy management
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Details Title Harvard University, Physics, Postdoctoral Fellow School Faculty of Arts and Sciences Department/Area Physics Position Description The Greiner group at Harvard University expects
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. https://pai.seas.harvard.edu The postdoc is intended for one year but we anticipate there will be funding to potentially extend it to a second year. The postdoc will receive a generous salary as
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units in neural networks, which drive both artificial and natural intelligence. Current projects span a wide range of topics in deep learning theory and theoretical neuroscience. For more information and
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. https://pai.seas.harvard.edu The postdoc is intended for one year but we anticipate there will be funding to potentially extend it to a second year. The postdoc will receive a generous salary as
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Details Title Harvard University, Physics, Postdoctoral Fellow School Faculty of Arts and Sciences Department/Area Physics Position Description The Yelin group at Harvard University expects
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nanofabrication is required. The postdoc is also expected to collaborate with other researchers to apply nanoelectronics and flexible electronics in biological and medical research. Basic Qualifications: Ph.D. in a
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Details Title Harvard University, Physics, Postdoctoral Fellow School Faculty of Arts and Sciences Department/Area Physics Position Description Christopher Stubb’s research group is currently
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fabricating nanoelectronics and flexible electronics. An extensive experience in cleanroom nanofabrication is required. The postdoc is also expected to collaborate with other researchers to apply
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Position Description The Disease Biophysics Group currently has postdoctoral positions open in the following areas: 1). The use of additive manufacturing techniques to build tissues and organs 2). Vascular