11 assisstant-professor research jobs at NEW YORK UNIVERSITY ABU DHABI in United Arab Emirates
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assistant to work under Professor Ian Dobbs-Dixon. The successful applicant will participate in theoretical research projects associated with extrasolar planets including light curve analysis, radiative
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salary and benefits, including relocation, housing, home visits and educational subsidies for children, are offered. The current position is with Principal Investigator (PI) Associate Professor Dave
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Dhabi (NYUAD) seek to recruit Research Fellow reporting to Professor Bas Rokers. This is a temporary position, with a duration up to one academic year, depending on the needs of the Center and the
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Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description Description The Post-Doctoral researcher will work with Professor Samer Madanat and his current research
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Post-Doctoral Associate under the supervision of Professor Yasir Zaki. The ComNets Lab has previously worked on the following projects: web optimizations and measurements, assessing the impact of cutting
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collaborative research with Professor John Ham; some of the projects will also involve Professor Nikos Nikiforakis. The collaborative research will include designing and exploiting experiments, some creating
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to recruit a Post-Doctoral Associate to work on developing new theories, algorithms, and applications for Deep Reinforcement Learning (DRL). The successful applicant will work closely with Professor Keith Ross
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applications from individuals to be appointed as a Postdoctoral Associate. The research project, under the supervision of Professor Mazin Magzoub, will focus on developing protein- and synthetic small molecule
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postdoctoral associate to work under the supervision of professor Pradeep George in process Optimization, with emphasis on Chemical vapor Deposition (CVD). The successful applicant must have a strong background
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budget approval. The Post-doctoral associate will spend half their time on independent research, and half of their time on collaborative research with Professor Stéphane Helleringer. The collaborative