45 computational-geometry Postdoctoral positions at The Ohio State University in United States
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Program Department: Medicine | Pathology Post Doctoral Scholar position in the laboratory of Hiroki Taniguchi Ph.D. Research focus is on understanding the molecular, cellular, and circuit mechanisms
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| College Administration We are seeking a highly motivated postdoctoral researcher to join an interdisciplinary collaboration between Dr. Yuan Xue (Department of Biomedical Informatics) and Dr. Andréa
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| Electrical and Computer Engineering This position researches theoretical and experimental methods for the detection of counterfeit integrated circuits assists with the development of grant writing and
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maintain all supplies related to their work in the lab, their office, and for their computer including warranty and new purchases. This person will analyze data from their work and prepare the results
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. The Post Doctoral Scholar will embark on a program of independent research with the primary goal of determining how computational and theoretical methods can provide thermodynamic design principles
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Quantum Information Science and Engineering (QISE). This prestigious fellowship is hosted by the Center for Quantum Information Science and Engineering (CQISE) at The Ohio State University. The ideal
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not use nanotechnology, computer designing, PK/PD and drug delivery experiments for our studies. Minimum Education Required A highly motivated fresh Ph.D. or 1-2 year post-Ph.D. experience with
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-employment physical including a drug screen. Additional Information: The focus of the NIH research program is on “Mechanotransduction and Mechanical Stress induced Postoperative ileus” (POI). The goal is to
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program of independent research with the primary goal of improving the algorithm codes used to characterize the Earth’s gravitational field. Duties will include specialized scientific/numerical analysis
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| Computer Science and Engineering We are seeking a postdoctoral researcher to work on problems at the intersection of algebraic coding theory, matroid theory, and pseudorandomness/derandomization. The focus