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About the Opportunity Postdoctoral Research Associate – Human Data Interaction/Data Visualization – The Roux Institute, Portland, Maine We are currently seeking two postdoctoral research fellows
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of oysters, genomic forecasting, evolution of structural variants, and population genomics. More information on lab projects can be found in our lab publication record and our lab website: https
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), with a track record of working with large, complex datasets. This includes collecting, managing, analyzing, and visualizing/communicating data to a variety of audiences: the general public, scholars
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Lab researches on a variety of computer systems topics including HPC resilience, data center power management, large-scale job scheduling and performance tuning, parallel storage systems and scientific
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underserved populations. Research skills and experiences will include utilizing mixed methods research, community engagement, qualitative, quantitative, and big data collection and analysis. This position
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biochemistry, genetics, microbiology, and cell biological approaches. For more information check the Saavedra lab website: https://www.saavedralab.com The successful candidate for this role will join a
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, docking, or related modeling techniques. Strong programming and data analysis skills. Excellent communication and teamwork abilities. Preferred Qualifications: Background in glycan modeling or immunology
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: experience with Chlamydomonas reinhardtii or Arabidopsis thaliana, photosynthesis, high-throughput genetics, computational data analysis, and fluorescence microscopy. Applications must include a cover letter
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About the Opportunity Job Summary The Data-Driven Renewables Research (D2R2) group led by Dr. Peter Schindler is accepting applications for a postdoctoral research associate in the field
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. The research focus will be on developing and applying first-principles-based and data-driven computational methods to understand multiscale processes and to accelerate chemical discoveries for renewable energy