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& Qualifications: PhD in Chemistry, Materials Science or related discipline by the start date Expertise with ReaxFF force field development Expertise with AI methods Excellent oral and written communication skills
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interest. Fellows will work directly on research projects of CGNE-affiliated faculty, pursue independent research activities in line with their developing program of research, and engage in professional
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methodological innovations of NCEMS. This position is designed to support the scholar’s development as an independent researcher while embedding them in a highly collaborative synthesis science environment
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science, or related computational approaches. Candidates must have experience developing or implementing machine learning methods for large-scale data analysis, predictive modeling, or biological discovery
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development, while also contributing to analysis, simulations, and/or monitoring. There will be opportunities for field campaigns to the site in Argentina. Previous experience in radio instrumentation and/or
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-impact, publishable research while developing the research skills, collaborations, and visibility to launch a thriving academic or research career. As a Postdoctoral Scholar, you will design and conduct
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control is not viable. The program develops and validates diagnostics, vaccines, and surveillance tools intended for national deployment, working in close partnership with government, academic, and
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environment. This position offers strong scientific mentorship, access to cutting-edge technologies, and opportunities for career development in academic medicine. Research Areas of Interest We are particularly
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livestock). We will be developing both general methods for spatial targeting of surveillance and reactive vaccination that are agnostic to system and working with in-country partners in DRC and India (and
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Medical Center, Hershey, PA. The job consists of laboratory work using complex genetic mouse models and primary cell culture systems to understand the pathophysiology of osteoarthritis disease development