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OmegaLab at KAUST is looking for a researcher to help drive projects on doped conjugated polymers and organic electronic materials. The main need is a strong materials-science or applied physics profile
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Professor Max Frenzel is currently recruiting for a 2-year Post-doc position (extendable) to join the new Mineral Exploration and Exploitation Group at KAUST. The focus of the position will be
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reconstruction, ligand engineering, precursor chemistry, energetic band alignment, low-trap-density CQD solids, and novel infrared photodetector architectures. The first position focuses on CQD synthesis and
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, spintronics, spin-related phenomena in semiconducting materials, quantum many-body physics, and quantum information and computing, are welcomed to apply. Benefits Annual base salary USD 48,000 (tax-free
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We are seeking a Postdoctoral Research Associate to lead an experimental research program in the area of composite materials and structural integrity. The successful candidate will be responsible
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Professor; Dean of the Physical Science and Engineering Division; Chair of CREST), a Highly Cited Researcher in Materials Science and Fellow of MRS, APS, IEEE, NAI, IoP, RSC, and IMMM. About KAUST: KAUST is
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graft compatibility in allotetraploid rootstocks. Develop pipelines and workflows for genomic data analysis, integrating phenotypic and molecular datasets. Mentor and supervise graduate and visiting
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Applicants must have a PhD in Computer Engineering, Computer Science, or Electrical and Computer Engineering, and have published their research in prestigious conferences and journals in related
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all aspects of these complex problems. In the Composites Lab, you will find skills ranging from theoretical mechanics, applied mathematics, and computer science to material science and chemical