27 mathematics-graph-theory positions at Oak Ridge National Laboratory in postdoctoral
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Requisition Id 16540 Overview: We are seeking a Postdoctoral Research Associate who will develop and apply computational methods based on electronic structure theory and artificial intelligence
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. You will perform cutting-edge research on theory and modeling of dynamics in condensed matters. Major Duties/Responsibilities: Development of theoretical framework for driven and open quantum systems
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Postdoctoral Research Associate- AI/ML Accelerated Theory Modeling & Simulation for Microelectronics
-approaches that allow integration of different theory, simulation, and experimental protocols. The research is designed to provide opportunities for development of your experience and scientific vision
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for building system dynamics models and for converting those models into probabilistic programs so their parameters can be inferred from data. The successful candidate will extend the mathematical and
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in Physics, Applied Mathematics, Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, or a related discipline. Familiarity with quantum computing and/or digital quantum simulation theory and practice. Familiarity
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still providing robust privacy guarantees. Develop novel privacy-preservation methods that accommodate the diverse privacy requirements of a large number of clients. Develop novel mathematically rigorous
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of compiler- or AI‑generated code. Mathematical Foundations: Background in linear algebra, graph algorithms, and related areas central to dataflow and tensor optimization. Hardware/Software Co‑Design
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, computational physics, computer science, applied mathematics, computational science or a related discipline, earned no more than five years prior to the date of the application Preferred Qualifications: A strong
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. Experience with quantum algorithms (other than variational or adiabatic) and/or quantum hardware Knowledge of topological quantum field theories, topological band theory. Strong analytic mathematical skills
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statistical mechanical theory. Collaborations with internal and external fusion efforts will be strongly encouraged. The successful candidate will be mentored and teamed with staff in the National Center