46 postdoc-parallel-computing Postdoctoral positions at Oak Ridge National Laboratory
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). The postdoc will perform enhanced sampling molecular dynamics simulations using neural network potentials and deploy statistical mechanics (e.g., rare-event theory), Markov-state models for molecular
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areas include: Parallel and distributed graph and or ML algorithms — shortest paths, connectivity, clustering, or graph traversal on GPU clusters and distributed-memory systems. Sparse direct and
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learning, high-performance computing, scientific modeling, and domain-informed AI to accelerate discovery across DOE mission areas such as energy, materials, biology, nuclear science, autonomous
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five-year mission of the ORNL Quantum Science Center (QSC) to establish a quantum-accelerated computing ecosystem for scientific applications. The successful candidate will develop, test, and evaluate
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Computing (HPC) system architecture and intelligent storage design. The candidate will contribute to research and development efforts in scalable storage and memory architectures, telemetry-driven system
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-Performance Computing (HPC), scientific Artificial Intelligence (AI), and scientific edge computing. We are a leader in computational and computer science, with signature strengths in high-performance
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motivated and talented postdoctoral research associate(s) to join our dynamic team. This role lies at the exciting intersection of High-Performance Computing (HPC) and Artificial Intelligence (AI) at
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workflows for grid modeling, optimal power flow (OPF), surrogate modeling, and data-driven analysis of large-scale electric power system simulations on DOE leadership-class computing resources. The
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), and data-model integration, leveraging the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Leadership-Class Computing Facilities to advance predictive understanding of complex environmental systems. Major Duties
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collaboration with a multidisciplinary team of researchers in quantum computing and condensed matter physics theory and experiment. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in quantum