33 fully-funded-phd-program-computer-science-eth Postdoctoral positions in Saudi Arabia
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analytical many-body methods, field theory, and/or numerical techniques is a plus. Details: For salary and program details see KFUPM’s Postdoctoral Research Fellowship Program page (link below). https
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to the development of mineral resources in Saudi Arabia by developing innovative approaches to mineral exploration, mining, and mineral processing. The working group will initially consist of 1 PhD student and 2 MSc
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One postdoctoral position is currently available at King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST) for a collaborative project with a starting date of April 1, 2020. The candidate will
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The Division of Physical Science & Engineering at King Abdullah University of Science & Technology (KAUST) invites applications for a Postdoctoral research position at the Semiconductors and
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pivotal role in executing high-impact, industrially funded projects focused on next-generation advanced functional polymer systems. This position sits at the intersection of fundamental polymer physics
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doing so, we will also establish a long-term, market-based monitoring program, generating real-world data to inform smarter, fairer, and more sustainable management of reef fisheries worldwide. We
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of aquatic foods across time and space (using global and regional datasets). Contribute to the design and implementation of a long-term monitoring program, including: Sampling aquatic foods for nutrient
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containment. The prohibitively high computational cost of such simulations necessitates the development of efficient and robust surrogate models for general GCS modeling tasks, especially when inverse modeling
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Professor; Dean of the Physical Science and Engineering Division; Chair of CREST), a Highly Cited Researcher in Materials Science and Fellow of MRS, APS, IEEE, NAI, IoP, RSC, and IMMM. About KAUST: KAUST is
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all aspects of these complex problems. In the Composites Lab, you will find skills ranging from theoretical mechanics, applied mathematics, and computer science to material science and chemical