9 computational-chemistry Fellowship positions at King Abdullah University of Science and Technology
-
The Computer Vision-Core Artificial Intelligence Research (Vision-CAIR ) group led by Prof. Mohamed Elhoseiny at the CS Program of the King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST) is
-
, encompassing organic and polymer chemistry, membrane science and engineering, and electrochemistry and electrochemical engineering. Drawing on these complementary specialisms, we focus on the function-led design
-
The VCC center at KAUST is looking for postdoctoral researchers and research scientists in Prof. Wonka's research group. The topics of research are computer vision, computer graphics, and deep
-
for chemical and morphological characterization. The candidate should preferentially have a PhD in chemistry, polymer science, or membrane preparation and characterization. Besides the salary (contract of 2
-
Three postdoctoral positions at the King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST) under the mentorship of Prof. Jürgen Schmidhuber.This project, located at the intersection of Reinforcement Learning and Material Science, focuses on developing innovative solutions for the discovery...
-
generous funding for research, a cutting-edge genomics facility, and top-tier high-performance computing infrastructure, fostering an excellent environment for genomics-based research. The position is fully
-
to Single Cell Analytics. The Living Systems Laboratory (livingsystems.kaust.edu.sa) offers an excellent interdisciplinary environment where experimentalists work closely with computational experts utilizing
-
Modeling naturally fractured reservoirs is re-gaining interest in the Oil & Gas industry and academia for application in carbonate fractured reservoirs and unconventional reservoirs where natural fractures can play a key role on production performance. One of the persisting challenges is to...
-
We invite applications for multiple Postdoc positions in the Accelerated Connected Computing Lab (ACCL) at KAUST! The new research group, supervised by Suhaib Fahmy explores hardware acceleration