23 phd-in-computational-mechanics-"Prof"-"Prof" Postdoctoral positions at New York University in United States
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computational chemistry focus. Successful applicants will be highly motivated with an interest in working in Chemical/Structural Biology and must hold a Ph.D. degree in a related field (Chemistry, Biochemistry
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, located in Brooklyn, has the distinct history of having been known previously as Brooklyn Poly. The position is open to PhDs with background in robotics, controls, AI, and/or computer vision and hardware
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, structural sensing and health monitoring, conducting physical experiments, and validation of computational models. Required Qualifications: A successful applicant must have a PhD in Civil Engineering
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biomedical and mechanical engineers, biologists, and pharmacists. Expectations Candidates will be responsible for working with a unique transgenic mouse model that enables specific cardiomyocyte reprogramming
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, structural sensing and health monitoring, conducting physical experiments, and validation of computational models. Required Qualifications: A successful applicant must have a PhD in Civil Engineering
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on Stability, Instability and Turbulence (SITE) a center of the Research Institute, New York University Abu Dhabi, seeks to recruit a Post-Doctoral Associate to work in the fluid mechanics laboratory
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supervised by Dr. Ali Trabolsi Required Education, Certifications, Licensing or Training PhD in chemistry. Preferred Education, Certifications, Licensing or Training PhD in chemistry having research topic
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of Professor Nidal Hilal, Director of the Water Research Center and Global Professor of Engineering and professor Raed Hashaikeh, Professor of Mechanical Engineering. The successful applicant will lead an
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glass nanoparticles using flash joule heating (FJH) and understanding fundamental charge transfer mechanisms in energy storage systems. Expectations Candidates will be responsible for developing advanced
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astrophysical free boundaries. Responsibilities include running high-resolution GPU-accelerated simulations on exascale computing systems, developing and applying geometric measure theory tools to quantify