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Job Description Transportation Packaging and Distribution Systems Research The department for Sustainable Biomaterials and its Center for Packaging and Unit Load Design (CPULD) at Virginia Tech
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physical AI for smart urban management, with a focus on human–robot interaction in real-world urban environments. The postdoctoral researcher will support the design, deployment, and evaluation of physical
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disorders. We will establish a program for deeply characterizing the biology and information processing changes of affected individuals and their response to different treatments. Research Techniques will
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of agentic AI systems for accelerating computational catalysis and experimental design. The successful candidate will contribute to building AI-native frameworks that combine physics-based modeling, machine
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Job Description The Gregus/Buczynski Lab is seeking a motivated postdoctoral fellow to join an extramurally funded, highly collaborative research program focused on developing new, mechanistically
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to explore opportunities for and develop a medium-term plan for using artificial intelligence tools to support research administration, strategy, and development. The candidate will work with stakeholders
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ddRADseq, whole genome sequencing, targeted sequence capture, and other emerging genomic technologies. The successful candidate will participate in all aspects of the research program, including experimental
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students Appointment and Support • Term: One-year appointment beginning August 10, 2026, with the option to renew for a second year • Compensation: From comprehensive insurance plans to retirement options
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design using signals of opportunity, especially those originating from low-Earth-orbit (LEO) satellite systems. The successful candidate will contribute to ongoing research efforts in areas including LEO
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design. The successful candidates will contribute significantly to the group’s mission in leveraging AI for scientific discovery. The successful candidates will conduct groundbreaking research