23 engineering-image-processing-phd Postdoctoral positions at University of North Texas at Dallas
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is expected. Minimum Qualifications PhD in Physics, Chemistry, Engineering, or a related field; research experience in spectroscopy or materials growth and characterization. Preferred Qualifications
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is a multidisciplinary College of Engineering and College of Science Center under the purview of the Vice President for Research and Innovation, dedicated to developing next-generation semiconductors
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, Computer Engineering, Computer Science, Cybersecurity and Data Engineering, ABET-accredited B.S. degrees in Computer Science and Computer Engineering, an ABET-accredited B.A. degree in Information Technology
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students, and over 1300 bachelor students. We offer a Ph.D. degree in Computer Science and Engineering, M. S. degrees in Artificial Intelligence, Computer Engineering, Computer Science, Cybersecurity and
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Texas funded multimillion dollar initiative with a multidisciplinary focus on further advancing the science and technology of additive manufacturing (AM). with the emphasis of the position will be
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Manufacturing (CAAAM) (caaam.unt.edu), a State of Texas funded multimillion dollar initiative with a multidisciplinary focus on further advancing the science and technology of additive manufacturing (AM) with
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other Departments, such as Biological Sciences, Materials Science and Engineering, and Physics. Chemistry graduate students have won highly competitive university fellowships and travel grant awards. UNT
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macromolecules, bioactive molecules, and even bio-based fuels. Researchers in the institute operate through pipelines that link sustainable production platforms, metabolic engineering, and the development of new
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interested in cutting-edge technology and research. We allow students to pursue their scientific creativity with guidance from leading chemistry faculty. UNT has a highly diverse campus with a wide range of
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for up to 2 years. DISTANCE: This project will test hypotheses relating water chemistry, microbial communities, and hydrogeomorphology to the three major processes controlling the fate of eDNA: degradation