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be sent as a "pdf" file. If the candidate is selected, the supporting documents related to education, professional and academic experiences will be requested to complete the process and grant
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Advanced Simulations of Zeolite Catalytic processes combined with coherent X-ray diffraction imaging methods.We are announcing a FAPESP postdoctoral position for the development of the project titled
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performance, security, and response time; iii) Proposing guidelines for building APIs for complex data processing and for using AI; iv) Evaluating the impact of using APIs to develop digital solutions within
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FAPESP Project: RedeFloresta: Geospatial decision support platform for the restoration of landscapes and ecosystems in the state of São Paulo (Public Policy Research Program - PPPP)FAPESP process
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technical writing and presentation skills; - Advanced programming skills (Python, JavaScript, R), including image processing, machine learning, and scientific & data visualization libraries; - Strong
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staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description Two post-doctoral positions are open to develop a New Digital Technologies Hub. This data science and AI platform will modernize
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/or FSO. - Experience with simulation and implementation of optical/wireless networks. - Hands-on experience in prototype development and testing. This opportunity is open to candidates of any
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Paulo Research Foundation (FAPESP) is available for the project “Environmental Performance Assessment of Cellulose Nanoparticle Production Processes”, linked to the FAPESP Young Investigator Grant – Phase
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. - SHINE in areas of personal strength to contribute uniquely to the organizational success. Consultative Support: - GUIDE students through the enrollment process by helping them develop
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modeling of neurobiological data. 2. Development of new statistical methods for neurobiological data. 3. Acquisition, processing, and quantitative analysis of neurobiological data. 4. Instrumentation