19 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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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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. 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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. The Center is also home to the Structural Anatomy and Rehabilitation Sciences (STARS) PhD program that prepares graduate students to join the workforce as researchers and anatomy educators. The Center also
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-Department: UNT-College of Engineering Department: UNT-Mechanical Engineering-130340 Job Location: Denton Salary: Compensation is competitive and commensurate with the candidate’s qualifications, experience
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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