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polarization via exciton population engineering, including nonlinear optical responses relevant for neuromorphic activation functions. Analysis and interpretation of experimental data in close interaction with
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Mathematics and Statistics, Department of Mathematical Sciences, with focus on computational methods with provable performance for nonlinear systems. About us The Department of Mathematical Science provides a
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with provable performance for nonlinear systems. About us The Department of Mathematical Science provides a creative, dynamic and innovative environment where research, education, and societal
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ecosystem. Key Responsibilities Develop and optimize lithographic patterning of nano- and meso-scale structures, such as gratings, waveguides, cavities, and metamaterials for quantum and THz devices Integrate
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project reporting; ensure optimal use of resources and smooth day-to-day operations. Mentorship and Training: Guide PhD students, postdocs, and technicians in experimental methods and good laboratory
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of interest include: Robot modelling, Nonlinear and Optimal control, Reinforcement learning, and Data-driven modeling and control. The Post-Doctoral associate will be based at NYU Abu Dhabi and will directly
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processes. Construct multi-objective optimization frameworks (Pareto optimization) to evaluate trade-offs among economic, energy efficiency, and environmental performance metrics. Utilize reinforcement
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of interest include: Robot modelling, Nonlinear and Optimal control, Reinforcement learning, and Data-driven modeling and control. The Post-Doctoral associate will be based at NYU Abu Dhabi and will directly
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of the appointment, providing the first empirical demonstration of the WaveGuard system. In addition to experimental work, the postdoc will contribute to the numerical design and optimization of the metamaterial
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and their dynamics in real time. This work will shed light on the interplay between ferroelectric order, interlayer excitons, and dielectric environment, revealing how local optical responses correlate