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-Mechanical Engineering Contact Name: Jane Ni Contact Phone/Extension: 6105194981 Position Summary Information Job Description Summary: Research area: Data center modeling Description: Undergraduate researcher
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scales from microchannels to full rack systems (5.) Develop physics and AI-based models to elucidate physics, perform optimization, and create surrogate models for system level simulators (6.) Participate
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Qualifications: Work Skills (e.g., written and verbal communication skills): Good organizational skills. Physical Requirements and/or Unusual Work Hours: Tools, machinery and equipment used: Computational modeling
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be expected to participate in the project’s work, work as a team member, and perform the following major tasks: Design of the experimental set up and tests Theoretical modeling and simulation
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electrochemical impedance spectroscopy measurements on lithium ion batteries supplied by EnerSys corporation in the Conti Renewable Energy lab. They will analyze the data to determine equivalent circuit models
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analysis, and/or computer modeling. The undergraduate research assistant would work with a graduate student, research professor, and/or professor to complete both lab and field work to support stormwater
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will join Andrej Prša’s research team and work on the PHOEBE code , developing the modeling proxy based on artificial intelligence (AI). The goal of the AI-powered model is to enable the autonomous
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. The third is focused on supporting Carbon Calculus™, a modeling methodology to quantify life cycle CO2 impact and integrate carbon values into decision-making. The research position requires hands
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are welcome to apply but must complete the Ph.D. prior to August 2026. Preferred Qualifications: Applicants with expertise in non-human animal cognition and behavior (especially with avian models) will be
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energy across the common envelope and the consequent dynamical equilibrium processes; work on formulating an atmosphere model for contact binary stars; partake in research that connects theoretical models