162 postdoc-density-functional-theory-dft Postdoctoral positions at Princeton University
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should address a topic that engages with both cognitive science and values, such as the role of moral values in decision making, the role of epistemic values in scientific practice, or the expression of
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of existing and novel materials, extensive ex situ (and some in situ) characterization of synthesized materials by materials evaluation tools, and guiding the development and testing of new materials. The work
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or related fields. Excellent writing ability in English is essential as well as creativity, energy, and the desire to work in an interactive and inter-disciplinary environment. The Term of appointment is based
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The Koel laboratory in the Department of Chemical Engineering at Princeton University is seeking a postdoctoral or more senior researcher position to work on a new collaborative project in a team
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Poland, and additional NZx studies are under discussion. Initially, the applicant's work will be primarily with the Net-Zero Brazil collaboration. Individuals with a passion for interdisciplinary energy
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impacts their function. By joining our team, you will contribute to transformative research that could directly influence therapies for age-related diseases and advance regenerative medicine. For more
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to apply and further develop their technical skills in a dynamic research environment. The successful candidate will have the opportunity to work closely with our engineers and other research staff. Projects
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, chemistry, materials science and engineering, chemical engineering, or in a relevant engineering field, with an extensive background and training in the operation of a wide range of surface science methods
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The Daw lab at the Princeton Neuroscience Institute is looking for a highly motivated postdoctoral research associate or more senior researcher to work on an NIH-funded multi-lab collaborative
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-frequency comb laser for use in conjunction with a unique tip-enhanced spectroscopy instrument, currently under development in Prof. Rabitz's lab, to produce the world's first nanoscale dual-frequency comb