16 computational-mechanics-phd Postdoctoral positions at University of California, Merced
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working on this and related projects. Qualifications Basic qualifications The applicant applying for the Postdoctoral Scholar must have a PhD degree in Mechanical Engineering. Excellent written and verbal
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undergraduate students actively involved in the lab. Qualifications Basic qualifications The applicant applying for the postdoctoral Scholar must have a PhD degree in Electrical or Mechanical Engineering Must
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. Qualifications Basic qualifications Ph.D. in computational chemistry or physics, or related area. Preferred qualifications The ideal candidate has experience running electronic structure calculations and has
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, generally with python. Duties also include: presenting at group meetings, attending conferences, mentoring students, and writing journal articles. Qualifications Basic qualifications Ph.D. in computational
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distributed computing. Additionally, the Postdoctoral Scholar will collaborate closely with the PI to produce research articles aimed at disseminating the findings obtained from PADSYS Lab's research
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at University of California, Merced is looking for an ambitious Postdoctoral Scholar to carry out cutting-edge projects at the interface of computational and molecular biology. This research opportunity will be
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. Position description The Rube Lab at University of California, Merced is looking for an ambitious Postdoctoral Scholar to carry out cutting-edge projects at the interface of computational and molecular
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to independent research. Qualifications Basic qualifications PhD in Physics, Astronomy, Statistics, Computer Science or related fields. Application Requirements Document requirements Curriculum Vitae - Your most
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approaches.” Qualifications Basic qualifications Open to applications who are up to four years post-PhD in Health/Public Policy in Public Health, or other related social, behavioral, or population science
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, curriculum specialists, cartographers, computer programmers, and web designers in consultation with scholars of the traffic from institutions in Europe, Africa, and the Americas. While the website is currently