69 distributed-systems-networks-phd Postdoctoral research jobs at Stony Brook University
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Postdoctoral Associate Required Qualifications: (as evidenced by an attached resume) Doctoral degree or foreign equivalent. Experience in crystallography, pair distribution function analysis, and
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related field in hand by the time of the appointment. Strong background in distributed control, optimization, or multi-agent systems. Proven track record of high-quality publications. Proficiency in
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in hand by the time of the appointment. Strong background in distributed control, optimization, or multi-agent systems. Proven track record of high-quality publications. Proficiency in programming (e.g
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related field in hand by the time of the appointment. Strong background in distributed control, optimization, or multi-agent systems. Proven track record of high-quality publications. Proficiency in
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Postdoctoral Associate Required Qualifications: (as evidenced by an attached resume) PhD, MD, or MD/PhD. Doctorate-level degree (or foreign equivalent) in a field relevant to human brain imaging
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behavior. Preferred Qualifications: Experience using quantitative spatial techniques to characterize neuron distribution. Brief Description of Duties: The Postdoctoral Associate will assist the Principal
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, preferably with applications to AI systems ● Design, analysis, and modeling of AI hardware such as deep neural network accelerators or neuromorphic computing ● Emerging AI/ML models and hardware
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Postdoctoral Associate Required Qualifications: (as evidenced by an attached resume) PhD (or foreign equivalent) in Physics, Electrical Engineering, Material Science or closely related field in hand
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Postdoctoral Associate Required Qualifications: (as evidenced by an attached resume) PhD (or foreign equivalent) in Physics, Electrical Engineering, Material Science or closely related field in hand
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to neurovirulence. Preferred Qualifications: PhD or Postdoc experience in Flavivirus research. Experience in BSL3 with neuropathogenic viruses and ABSL3 murine models. Two (2)- Five (5) years of molecular biology