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given to candidates who can start at this time). This position is funded through a project to research on roadway hydraulic structure perform, such as culvert, through computational fluid dynamics (CFD
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SPECIFICS The Artificial Heart and Cardiovascular Fluid Dynamics Lab at The Pennsylvania State University has a Postdoctoral Scholar position open in the field of cardiovascular mechanics. Candidates who have
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members with expertise in mechanical engineering, fluid dynamics, electrical engineering, and biomaterials. In addition, there are 9 full-time staff members specializing in computational methods, in vitro
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languages and computational fluid dynamics software packages such as OpenFOAM and COMSOL Multiphysics. Expertise in reservoir engineering and phase-field modeling is also desirable. Interested candidates
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Duties: Perform and analyze ReaxFF reactive molecular dynamics simulations on 2D-material growth Connect the results from these simulations to data science methods and Computational Fluid Dynamics Perform
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approaches, and opportunities for collaboration. Experimental Research and Scientific Oversight Design, conduct, oversee, and troubleshoot complex experiments using molecular, cellular, microbiological
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for Eukaryotic Gene Regulation. The laboratory is seeking a driven and enthusiastic postdoctoral scholar to study the structure and function of dynamic multi-subunit ATP-dependent chromatin remodeling complexes
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methods, experience working with complex real-world datasets, and strong quantitative and analytical skills. This position offers opportunities to collaborate on interdisciplinary research projects, develop
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prior experience in large-scale calculations using CFD Strong skills in CFD for complex geometries, and parallel computing Development of advanced algorithms for problems involving very large mesh (tens
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this project include intraoral catheter fluid delivery, video monitoring of facial responses (i.e., gapes), operant conditioning (Med Associates), telemetry for anterior digastric muscle activation (DSI, Harvard