10 parallel-computing-"RMIT-UNIVERSITY" Postdoctoral positions at New York University
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solutions for problems both local and global. Applicants must have received a PhD in engineering, computer science, urban science, or a related field. Experience in transportation, in particular related
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equivalent international degree) or enrolled on a PhD program and about to obtain the degree by start-date and a track record of peer-reviewed publications. Required qualifications: PhD in the fields in
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. Planned projects include a combination of field, bench, and computational work; applicants with experience in any of these areas are invited to apply. In compliance with NYC’s Pay Transparency Act, the
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interdisciplinary areas including but not limited to Computer Science, Mathematics, Linguistics, Politics, and Psychology. We welcome researchers across a wide range of domains who will contribute to the creative
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Details Posted: Unknown Location: Salary: Summary: Summary here. Details Posted: 05-Nov-25 Location: New York, New York Categories: Academic/Faculty Internal Number: 177023 The Program New York
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annual base salary for this position is $62,500 - 65,000 depending on the candidate’s experience and qualification. Candidates must have a PhD in urban planning, human-computer interaction, design
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work closely with computational collaborators to prioritize microbial strains and BGCs for experimental characterization. In addition, the fellow will maintain accurate laboratory records, troubleshoot
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known for its work in fluid dynamics, one of its recent activities being quantum computation of fluid dynamics (QCFD). Expectations Candidates will be responsible for the QCFD work. The successful
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long-term partnerships to strengthen scientific capacity in the region. The candidate will also lead NYUAD’s annual Southeast Asia Learning Exchange, an immersive week long program that brings regional
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. The aim is to explore oscillators based on transition metal oxides with competing electronic phases (e.g., metal/insulating, magnetic/non-magnetic, etc.) with applications to neuromorphic computing