86 parallel-computing-numerical-methods Postdoctoral positions at Pennsylvania State University
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SPECIFICS The Ferrari lab at Penn State is seeking up to two Postdoctoral Scholars to work on computational and mathematical models of surveillance to guide vaccination programs to achieve and maintain
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experimental methods. • Maintain and experimentally manipulate primary and immortalized keratinocyte cultures and other relevant epithelial model systems. • Analyze microscopy, molecular, and functional
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research potential. Teaching may be required. Qualified candidates are expected to have a background in scientific machine learning, numerical analysis, and dynamical systems. Preference will be given
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. Demonstrated expertise in bioinformatics, statistics, microbiome data analysis, and/or computational methods. Experience working with large population-level datasets (e.g., NHANES data sets or other large-scale
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control is not viable. The program develops and validates diagnostics, vaccines, and surveillance tools intended for national deployment, working in close partnership with government, academic, and
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the importance of this role in our research program. Essential job function: Design and implement research protocols; design safety procedures; adapt new procedures, methods or instrumentation related to research
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across disciplines to strengthen applications and further learning of integrative methods. The postdoctoral associate will focus on analyzing the socio-ecological impacts of ecosystem restoration in mosaic
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architectures comprised of coatings and bulk materials using a variety of manufacturing methods. Materials synthesis may include perovskite systems, composites, oxides, and mixed components for a variety of
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. Successful candidates will contribute to projects developing novel methods for transgenic manipulation of arthropods, developing novel gene transduction technologies for basic and applied goals, and developing
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. Miranda A. Galvin in the Department of Sociology and Criminology on an ongoing mixed method study pertaining to pretrial detention, charge bargaining, racial and contextual disparity, and sentencing