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Job Description Prof. Debswapna Bhattacharya’s research group in the Department of Computer Science at Virginia Tech (https://people.cs.vt.edu/dbhattacharya/) seeks to recruit multiple postdoctoral
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and/or development of computational and methodological tools for network neuroscience. The candidate is expected to contribute to publications, collaborate with other lab members and external
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that can be repurposed for viruses with pandemic potential. This includes working closely with computer scientists to utilize published “omics” datasets and machine learning approaches to identify FDA
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Sciences, Geodesy, Physics, Mathematics, Computer Sciences, Civil & Environmental Engineering, or a related field. PhD awarded no more than four years prior to the effective date of appointment with a
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of agentic AI systems for accelerating computational catalysis and experimental design. The successful candidate will contribute to building AI-native frameworks that combine physics-based modeling, machine
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Open, Communications Earth & Environment, Computers, Environment and Urban Systems, and Travel Behaviour and Society. His research has been supported by the National Science Foundation, OpenAI, Virginia
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and life insurance, Virginia Tech offers employees a robust benefits program. This full range of benefits, services, and competitive salaries are an integral part of the university's total compensation
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ddRADseq, whole genome sequencing, targeted sequence capture, and other emerging genomic technologies. The successful candidate will participate in all aspects of the research program, including experimental
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characterization. The successful candidate will contribute to an externally funded research program focused on understanding structure-performance relationships in molybdenum-based zeolite catalysts for methane
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Carilion (VTC). About the Lab: The lab integrates state-of-the-art neural recording technologies, complex cognitive tasks, and computational models to investigate the neural basis of flexible cognition. From