21 parallel-computing-numerical-methods-"Multiple" Postdoctoral positions at Indiana University
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other University Faculty and labs for common goals. Expected to keep current on relevant literature to identify suitable direction, new techniques, procedures and methods. Expected to submit research
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PhD in informatics or a related discipline (e.g., computer science) · Ideal candidates will have EITHER, both are not required o Experience recruiting and retaining adolescents in longitudinal
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) from NIH studies and receive mentorship from faculty investigators toward the development of an independent program of research. Opportunities to become involved with other areas of work will arise
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. Knowledge and understanding of modern molecular biology, immunology and biochemical techniques including ChIP-sequencing and other multi-omics techniques is a plus. Strong analytical and computer skills are
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transit as well as Gaia/LSST discoveries. Indiana University also provides excellent research computing resources (high-performance computing clusters, large-scale storage, and advanced visualization
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activity includes observational, theoretical, and computational projects in Galactic and extra-galactic astrophysics, stellar astrophysics, exoplanets, and stellar dynamics (see the Department’s website
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appointment. Preferred Qualifications: Experience with laser spectroscopy, mass spectrometry, vacuum systems, lasers, computational chemistry. Department Contact for Questions Questions regarding the position
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-envelope phase/offset, balanced homodyne detection; keywords in theory includes: relativistic quantum information science, quantum field theory, quantum optics, quantum fluctuations of the vacuum, Unruh
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reproducibility of research. Program Leadership: The program is directed by Dr. Hiba J. Mustafa who is a maternal-fetal medicine specialist who is further subspecialized in Fetal Diagnosis and Therapy. She is
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leading role in the synthesis of network observations, including forest inventory data (e.g. from the USDA Forest Inventory and Analysis program) and flux tower data (e.g. from AmeriFlux and FLUXNET