19 structural-optimization Fellowship research jobs at Nanyang Technological University
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single‑photon performance. - Run theoretical simulations (FDTD or equivalent) to optimize structures. - Publish results, support grant deliverables, and collaborate/mentor within the team. Job Requirements
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of samples. Prepare, mount, and align samples for CT scanning. Optimize scan parameters (voltage, current, exposure time, resolution) to achieve required image quality. Perform system calibrations and routine
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with team members to ensure completion of deliverables. Lead the design, construction, and optimization of synthetic biological systems and enzyme engineering workflows. Execute advanced molecular
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sustainability. We develop functional fiber materials with specific photonic and electronic properties by polymer molecular engineering and fiber structure design. Together with advanced textile technology
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schools in the world. For more details, please view https://www.ntu.edu.sg/mae/research . We are looking for a Research Fellow to conduct research on additive manufacturing of advanced structural alloys
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conversion layers. The successful candidate will develop robust PQD/polymer composite films, optimize scalable film fabrication processes, and perform comprehensive optical and structural characterization. Key
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Environmental Engineering (CEE) and will be expected to work effectively for advancing the engineering solutions to develop a new design and construction method for flexible seawall for Singapore and beyond
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on emerging structure-activity relationships, optimizing compounds so as to advance lead series for proximity inducing modalities (PIM). Solve complex synthesis problems using state-of-the-art methodology
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laser structures for backreflection-resilient operation Develop and optimize silicon plasma dispersive devices for on-chip optical isolation Fabricate heterogeneous lithium tantalate photonic isolators
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Demonstrated expertise in small-molecule synthesis, optimization, and structure–activity relationship (SAR) studies Strong problem-solving skills and the ability to work independently within a collaborative