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National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) | Fields Landing, California | United States | about 1 month ago
astrobiology. Description: NASA Ames Research Center invites applications for a postdoctoral research position focused on comprehensive analysis and high-fidelity simulation/analysis of aerodynamic
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team to help connect bulk/transmission power flow, dynamic, and related contingency modeling within integrated grid planning frameworks and studies. Specifically, this role will work closely with NRL
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model with Aspen Plus to enable process-level simulation and evaluation. • Develop and assess multistage and multi-membrane process configurations for CO₂/CH₄ separation. • Perform CFD-informed analysis
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and spoken (sufficient for research and teaching duties) Additional assets: Background in traffic flow theory, transport engineering, or control systems Experience with data analysis, optimisation, or
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complementary simulation platforms like Aspen Plus . In-depth knowledge of electron microscopy , spectroscopy, and structural analysis methods for complex materials. Familiarity with REE and vanadium
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, materials science, and digital fabrication. You have a solid background in computational fluid dynamics, numerical modelling, or multiphase/coupled flow simulation, ideally applied to polymer processing
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logistics and supply chain management, supply chain analytics, supply chain strategy, qualitative research, statistical analysis, econometrics, multicriteria decision making, optimization, simulation
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). The project focuses on the assessment of robust, accurate, and automated CFD methodologies for aerodynamic analysis of cycling performance, including workflow automation, mesh generation, simulation
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tools can be transformed to capture different ways of seeing and knowing. The PhD candidate will work with an interdisciplinary cross-university team with extensive experience in working with First
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engineer systems that improve the flow of essential goods into communities facing acute crisis or chronic shortage. From global to local, we support public agencies, non-profits, and companies that strive