8 computer-programmer-"https:"-"https:"-"https:"-"Max-Planck-Institut-für-Physik" PhD positions at University of Texas at El Paso
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growing research portfolio in CS Education (including STEM education, computational thinking, and AI literacy). Funded by the UT System Regents' Research Excellence Program, this is a full-time, non-tenure
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strong collaborative and programmatic ties with several other departments within (Psychology, Physics, Chemistry-Biochemistry) and outside the College of Sciences (Department Computer Science), College
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for establishing an extramurally funded research program. Excellent communication skills are required. A commensurate record of successful industrial/academic activities, including funded research, and scholarly
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agencies (e.g., NSF, DoD, DOE, NASA) to secure competitive external funding and support a self-sustaining research program. Lead and contribute to interdisciplinary projects in areas such as smart material
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) computational physics of strongly correlated electron systems closely related to energy storage in layered materials. Both positions will be for up to 3 years to work collaboratively and synergistically on a
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to increase synergy and impact to the region and nation. The positions will concentrate on computational simulations and AI-driven tools, including materials discovery, design, property prediction, process
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strong collaborative and programmatic ties with several other departments, including Psychology, Pharmacy, Physics, Chemistry, and Computer Science. This position represents a unique opportunity for an
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strong collaborative and programmatic ties with several other departments within (Psychology, Physics, Chemistry-Biochemistry) and outside the College of Sciences (Department Computer Science), College