78 computational-fluid-dynamics Postdoctoral research jobs at University of Minnesota
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other sciences field by the time of hire and experience in a laboratory environment. Background in fluid mechanics and laboratory experiments is preferred. Data and image processing skills are also
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, along with excellent oral and written communication skills in English and strong publication preparation skills. About the Department The St. Anthony Falls Laboratory (SAFL) is an interdisciplinary fluid
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of the solution in 2L bags. Each “batch” produces 25 bags. As part of the development of this technology and ensuring adequate shelf life for the fluid produced, we must evaluate the microbiological performance and
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independently perform surgery and perfusions on experimental animals. • Collect tissue and fluid samples (e.g., body fat, brain tissue, blood) from experimental animals; store and analyze the tissue (e.g., ESLISA
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of Minnesota is seeking a highly motivated Postdoctoral Researcher to join a dynamic team focused on developing intelligent neurotechnologies for translational medicine. The lab specializes in computational
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biology, genetics, physiology or biomedicine and have a strong track record of, and potential for, success. The applicant should have a keen research interest in cell signaling, calcium dynamics
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that utilize them. Analysis work includes multiwavelength analysis of solar flare data from the Solar Dynamics Observatory, Solar Orbiter, and other missions. Job Duties: 30% Laboratory instrumentation work 30
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diverse soil and management conditions - Excellent technical knowledge of nitrogen dynamics and loss pathways in crop production - Proficiency in GIS and remote sensing workflows, using tools like QGIS, R
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researcher for a 2-year, collaborative project funded by Minnesota’s LCCMR Program titled "Climate change and management effects on lake methane". The position will be based at the University of Minnesota
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students on data analysis and detector projects. 40% Instruction of introductory physics lecture section 25% Core reconstruction and simulation software and computing development 15% Construction