111 parallel-computing-numerical-methods-"Simons-Foundation" research jobs at University of Minnesota
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of Minnesota is seeking highly motivated Postdoctoral Associates to join our team. Funded by the Simons Foundation), these positions offer an exciting opportunity to conduct cutting-edge research
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. Evidence of being observant and detail-oriented, and the ability to follow written and verbal instructions. Evidence of using a computer and Google workspace, which is the preferred method in sharing data
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Informatics (IHI), University of Minnesota, Twin Cities. Dr. Bayat’s team develops highly scalable and computationally accelerated medical imaging and analysis methods to assist in enhanced diagnosis and
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post doc to analyze genomic, phenomic, agronomic, and environmental data for the breeding program. The Shannon Lab breeds russets, chips, and fresh-market red and yellow potatoes at the tetraploid and
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under the faculty mentor's supervision ensuring all lab members follow all safety protocols, properly recording data from experimental and numerical research and promptly backing up all data. -While in
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research findings in peer reviewed journals. Pursue your own research interests within the broader theme of the position. Data Acquisition Methods and Practice (40%) Support staff involved in neuroimaging
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with innovative modeling methods and data analytics methods and spur cross-discipline development between the team in both water resources and computer science. Specifically, the research projects