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Philosophy obtained within the last 7 years; - Full-time dedication to the research project; - Availability to work in the state of São Paulo (Brazil). How to apply Please send: Letter of interest; copy
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available for full-time dedication. How to apply: Applications must be submitted by April 30, 2026, via email to cpodv.fflch@usp.br (copy to megiani@usp.br ). For full details, please visit: https
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]”: a motivation letter describing how their academic background and previous experience relate to the project; an updated CV; a copy of the PhD diploma; up to five publications considered most relevant
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on the study of disinformation, fake news, or synthetic media are required. An interdisciplinary profile is necessary to act as a bridge between Information Science and the laboratory's engineering teams (HPC/AI
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cooperation agreement between both institutions. Position Focus: The postdoc will develop and run realistic simulations of the SWGO (Southern Wide-field Gamma-ray Observatory) detector array and help build
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must be sent to sinbelangero@gmail.com , with a copy to pgtunifesp@gmail.com , with the subject line: “Application for PD Fellowship - BHRC - Name + Surname.” Requirements: PhD in health or biological
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simulation (Aspen Plus®); - Experimental experience in reaction systems and process intensification; - Ability to integrate modeling, experimental validation, and techno-economic analysis; - Experience in
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biochemistry and molecular biology research, and aims to provide world-class education. https://www.iq.usp.br/portaliqusp/?q=en/biochemistry/about Applications are welcome from candidates whose expertise
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. Applications (CV, statement of interest up to two pages, copy of PhD diploma, and two references) should be sent to hyviquel@unicamp.br , with the subject “FAPESP Postdoctoral Fellowship – HPC Runtime
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in engineering or a field related to the project; • Knowledge and proven expertise in computational optimization methods and discrete-event simulation, with experience in regular service design