60 postdoc-parallel-computing research jobs at Northeastern University in United States
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About the Opportunity About the Opportunity: Northeastern University Pharmaceutical Industry Fellowships Program is a two-year experiential program designed to advance lifelong learning and the
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About the Opportunity We seek to hire a Postdoctoral Research Fellow (PRF) through the Northeastern University-Industrial Fellowship program with Forma, LLC. The PRF will be responsible
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of computational materials discovery starting in Summer 2025. Our group is seeking to discover novel materials for renewable energy applications using high-throughput quantum chemistry calculations and data-driven
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About the Opportunity Job Summary The Copos Group works on computational and mathematical theoretical models with direct applications to several open problems in cell biology. We are specifically
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to join the SoundMind Collaboratory and Brain Game Center for Mental Fitness and Well-being at Northeastern University. Together Seitz and Jaeggi have a broad research program that takes a lifespan approach
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engine of innovation, talent-building, and economic growth for Portland, Maine, and northern New England. We are nurturing an environment for high-impact research and innovation in computer and data
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of the nematode C. elegans. Our lab integrates genetics, live imaging, quantitative analysis, and computational approaches to uncover the molecular mechanisms regulating aging and longevity. Key Responsibilities
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interested in applicants who use advanced quantitative methods, including computational modeling, machine learning, and/or analyzing structural and functional neuroimaging data. Specific activities may include
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structural engineering or architecture with a focus in computation. Key Responsibilities & Accountabilities (40%) Work with supervisor to develop a research topic and write a paper for conference or journal
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information. We develop novel theoretical approaches to characterize the structure and function of the genome using the tools of statistical physics, information theory, and computational modeling