101 computer-programmer-"IMPRS-ML"-"IMPRS-ML" positions at University of Tennessee at Chattanooga
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to collaboratively develop a strategic plan that will focus on transdisciplinary, community-engaged and impactful research and scholarship that emphasizes population representativeness, supports a diverse and
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, scholarship, and engagement with society. Successful candidates will be expected to teach classes and carry out a program of research and scholarship. They will also be expected to be actively engaged in
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, quantum computing, reliability and maintainability, and operational excellence, and their applications in manufacturing, logistics and transportation, supply chain, energy systems, sustainability, and
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conduct interdisciplinary research that focuses on the needs of under-resourced groups. The UTCSW is committed to the success of our tenure-track faculty. We offer a strong mentoring program, manageable
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of the discipline or to present equivalent training and experience as appropriate to the particular appointment. Show promise as teachers, show promise of developing a program in disciplinary research / scholarship
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DESCRIPTION: The successful candidate will establish a nationally recognized Extension and applied research program directed toward solving grower issues and improving current and alternative fruit production
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Required Application Materials: a letter of interest a comprehensive curriculum vitae a research plan a list of at least three professional references, including their complete contact information More About
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Director, Business Office, Facilities Manager, UTIA Advancement, and Media Relations to supervise, set policy for, strategically plan for, and promote the diagnostic laboratory services. The Director will be
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. Application Instructions Interested applicants should send inquiries to Prof. Khalid Hattar (TIBML director) and Prof. Brian Wirth (Governor’s Chair Professor in Computational Nuclear Engineering) at khattar
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computational boundary plasma physics and multiscale materials modeling techniques ranging from the SOL-PS and GITR codes for boundary plasma and impurity modeling, in addition to first principles- based