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Details Title Postdoctoral Scholar in Applied Physics School Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences Department/Area Applied Physics Position Description A postdoctoral
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data in near-term era quantum computers. Applicants with backgrounds in quantum information or particle physics are both encouraged to apply. Candidates with strong expertise in machine learning, quantum
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-quality datasets suited to answer core biological questions. Use single cell and spatial transcriptomic approaches to understand tissue organization and how they are altered in disease environments such as
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experience in radio data analysis, optical/IR spectroscopy, space-based imaging analysis (optical/X-rays), and other time-domain science are encouraged to apply. Resources include programs with HST, Chandra
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Qualifications: Doctoral degree. Applicants background may include studies in: Computational Science, Computer Science, Applied Mathematics, Engineering and Physics. Additional Qualifications: Expertise (or desire
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: Sitting using near vision use for reading and computer use for extended periods of time. Lifting (approximately 20 to 30 pounds), bending, and other physical exertion. As part of your application, we
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://www.wang-lab.science . Basic Qualifications Applicants must hold, or expect to soon receive, a Ph.D. in physics, optics, engineering, biomedical engineering, or a related field. Candidates should have
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a curious, motivated postdoctoral researcher to join our research lab at the Rowland Institute at Harvard. Our research is primarily in physical/analytical chemistry and is strongly interdisciplinary
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Science, Computer Science, Applied Mathematics, Engineering and Physics. Additional Qualifications Expertise (or desire to work) in reduced order modeling, Causal inference and High Performance Computing
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, such as leptin, have been deeply studied, the majority remain poorly characterized because existing tools are inadequate to study the entire secretome. For this project, we will use newly developed