23 phd-control-engineering Postdoctoral positions at University of North Texas at Dallas
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The Department of Mechanical Engineering at UNT, is seeking a postdoctoral researcher to conduct air quality modeling, monitoring, and data analysis. Minimum Qualifications PhD degree in Mechanical Engineering
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at UNT is seeking a postdoctoral researcher to conduct research on the development of surface acoustic wave/bulk acoustic wave sensor devices. Minimum Qualifications PhD degree in Electrical Engineering or
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Title: Postdoctoral Research Associate - Materials Science & Engineering Employee Classification: Postdoctoral Research Assoc Campus: University of North Texas Division: UNT-Provost SubDivision
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students 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
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Rochester Institute of Technology with subaward to UNT. Minimum Qualifications PhD in Physics or a related field. Candidates who have submitted their PhD dissertation and passed the final oral examination
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will also be considered. Strong communication and scientific writing skills. Expertise in software engineering practices, including documentation, version control, and code releases. Expertise in Linux
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, Medical Laboratory Science, and Forensic Science, and Masters and PhDs in Biology, Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, and Environmental Science. We measure our success by the success of our students and
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. Strong communication and scientific writing skills. Expertise in software engineering with documentation, version control, and code releases. Expertise in Linux and high-performance computing environments
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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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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