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to software releases and reports, and mentor or collaborate with students and researchers as appropriate. We are looking for: PhD degree, within the last 3 years, in Computer Science, Computational Science
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experiments, and connect them into live experimental campaigns so that AI checks every candidate before it reaches the robot deployed on the Genesis American Science Cloud with the Materials Project as
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, app-delivered curiosity program into classrooms, wellness programming, and campus culture at UCSB and George Mason University (GMU). Building on published pilot work showing that curiosity can be
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characterizations • Potentially be stationed at a US synchrotron facility for part of appointment • Participate in mentorship and training of graduate and undergraduate students Requirements: • PhD in Physics
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. Qualifications Basic qualifications (required at time of application) PhD in Political Science, Economics or a related Social Science OR be enrolled in a PhD program at the time of application. Additional
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for a PhD program (or equivalent), except the dissertation, in fisheries economics, environmental economics, fisheries science or management, or a related field at the time of application. Additional
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on their research background, interests, and project needs. This position will also provide opportunities to pursue complementary independent research aligned with the scientific priorities of either program in broad
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developing and running hydrologic and land model simulations and a working knowledge of high-performance computing environments. Specific responsibilities will involve the use of ATS-EcoSIM, a new version of
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data and metadata for both experiments and simulations and store them in the Crucible data platform. Collaborate with experimental and computational researchers to define appropriate metadata, data
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. We are looking for: PhD in chemical engineering, mechanical engineering, applied physics, materials science or closely related field. Hands-on experience with electrochemical devices such as PEM and