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, bioinformatics, computer science, information science, biomedical engineering, or a related field. PhD must have been received within the last three years, 1 year of experience with machine learning, natural
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Experience with high performance computer clusters (e.g, TAMU-HPRC, UT-TACC, NVIDIA Data Center). Preferred Qualifications Background in estuarine ecology, aquatic vegetation Experience with image analysis
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imaging (fMRI) data, and the recruitment of research participants for the Fonzo Lab. This position is tied to an R01 project examining the effects of trauma-focused psychotherapy (cognitive processing
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, and (5) increase situational awareness during large fire incidents. The postdoctoral fellow will join a team developing novel thermal imagers and other sensors for UAVs to improve our observations and
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, led by Prof. Mrinal Sen, engaged in cutting edge research on solving subsurface imaging problems using advanced techniques of full waveform modeling, inversion and uncertainty quantification. The team
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of the projects. Basic knowledge in coding language, including but not limited to, basics of Linux, MATLAB, Python. Ability to carry out both wet-lab work for sample preparation and dry-lab work for image analysis
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Experience with analytical and imaging instrumentation (e.g., mass specs, confocal) Salary Range $60,000 annually Working Conditions. The selected applicant will conduct research in the Nielsen Lab at UT-MSI
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on advanced seismic monitoring using DAS and nodes, with emphasis on DAS processing and dense acquisition techniques for land-based applications. This in-person position is located at J.J. Pickle Research
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-edge semiconductor manufacturing equipment and processes that will set the course for future advancements in semiconductor logic, memory, heterogeneous integration, chip cooling and more. Situated in the
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laboratory experiments for monitoring fluid movement in the subsurface (brine, CO2, H2, etc.) and leakage. Responsibilities Acquire and process time-lapse ultrasonic data from sand tank laboratory experiments