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challenges facing the nation. The Computational Coupled Physics (CCP) Group within the Computational Sciences and Engineering Division (CSED), at Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) is seeking a Postdoctoral
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and medium-scale computing environments (Linux, job schedulers, parallel computing). • Familiarity with data analysis, visualization, and handling large scientific datasets. • Ability to run, adapt
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therapies for the treatment of corneal diseases. One research program investigates the microenvironment/niche of human limbal stem cells to elucidate those factors that govern the fate of limbal stem cells
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commercial electronic design libraries, combining high-frequency circuit techniques with the constraints of silicon processes. In parallel, you will develop on-chip antenna structures, performing full-wave EM
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good programming skills in either Matlab or Python and the willingness to program in both languages. Programming experience in C++ is benefical as is experience with CUDA/parallelization (OpenMP
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dynamics (DNS, LES, or RANS) and/or high-performance computing (MPI, GPU, or parallel solvers), as demonstrated by application materials. Evidence of peer-reviewed publications in fluid dynamics, turbulence
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computational fluid dynamics (DNS, LES, or RANS) and/or high-performance computing (MPI, GPU, or parallel solvers), as demonstrated by application materials. Evidence of peer-reviewed publications in fluid
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multiphase flow in porous media. 80% - Applying numerical and analytical infiltration models to quantify groundwater recharge potential under varying hydrogeologic conditions. In parallel, the researcher will
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. This means that the majority of the work will concern parallel catalysis experiments in pressurized lab equipment and the synthesis of polyesters at lab scale. The project is part of a larger European
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on Earth. We have computational capabilities that are designed to process millions of tasks in parallel, allowing the entire body to function under extremely variable conditions. Our organ of vision