14 high-performance-computing-postdoc Postdoctoral positions at University of Arkansas
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Department's Website: EECS Department Website: https://engineering.uark.edu/electrical-engineering-computer-science/ Artificial Intelligence and Computer Vision Laboratory Website: https://uark-aicv.github.io
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based on academic background, match between research goals and the mentor for training and career development and fit of their research plan to the goals and mission of the T32 program to train a high
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, maintaining, and documenting open-source software tools or R packages Experience with geospatial analysis, environmental databases, and cloud or high-performance computing workflows Demonstrated record of peer
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breeder in managing all aspects of a high-performing rice breeding program, including germplasm management, crossing, selection and re-selection, advancement, yield trials, seed increase, and purification
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working with eddy covariance datasets and ecosystem flux measurements (CO₂, latent heat, sensible heat, evapotranspiration) Experience analyzing ecosystem water use efficiency or carbon-water interactions
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of Program & Employment Compliance at [email protected] . For general application assistance or if you have questions about a job posting, please contact Human Resources at 501-671-2219 or 479-502
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at 479.575.5351. Department: Graduate & Hourly Employees Department's Website: https://engineering.uark.edu/electrical-engineering-computer-science/ Summary of Job Duties: The Post-Doctoral Fellow - Electrical
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of Program & Employment Compliance at [email protected] . For general application assistance or if you have questions about a job posting, please contact Human Resources at 501-671-2219 or 479-502
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help develop new computational models that integrate molecular reaction networks with AI/ML algorithms in order to predict patient-specific cardiac remodeling and heart disease outcomes across human
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independent funding. The Postdoctoral Fellow will perform animal handling and basic animal procedures, genotyping, standard molecular biology techniques, cell culture, and experiments requested by the Principal