110 parallel-and-distributed-computing Postdoctoral positions at Michigan State University
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independently Confidence with computational biology including use of programming languages such as R, python and some familiarity with high performance computing Excellent communication and interpersonal
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conducting and analyzing molecular dynamics simulations Experience using high-performance computing platforms Experience developing neural network models Experience using AI-assisted coding tools for
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policy, agronomy, or a related field Desired Qualifications Strong skills in satellite remote sensing, GIS, and statistical analysis. Experience using cloud-based computing resources (e.g. Google
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microscopy, -omics technologies, and high-performance computing. In addition, Dr. Topp is spearheading the development of a new X-ray imaging facility with focus on non-destructive, high-resolution
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-performance computing. In addition, Dr. Topp is spearheading the development of a new X-ray imaging facility with focus on non-destructive, high-resolution analysis of root growth and soil interactions
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-robot interaction, rural computing, game studies and design, and the relationships between technology, policy, health, and society. Department faculty collaborate across fields such as communication
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Department of Media and Information brings together faculty from diverse disciplines to advance research in human-computer interaction, human-robot interaction, rural computing, game studies and design
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Position Summary The Wang Laboratory at Michigan State University is seeking a highly motivated and technically accomplished Postdoctoral Scholar to drive cutting-edge research in soybean genetics
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Position Summary The Michigan Department of Natural Resources (DNR), Wildlife Division, and conservation partners operating in Michigan need a planning document and interactive tool that identifies
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Position Summary A 1.5-year Postdoctoral Researcher position is available working with Drs. Latimore and Cheruvelil in the Department of Fisheries and Wildlife at Michigan State University. The