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international partners, therefore the candidate is expected to be multitasking as projects will progress in parallel. Active participation in other ongoing projects in the lab and clear communication of research
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and plasmonic nanoparticles. You will contribute to both technical development and fundamental research. This may include improving parallelized optical detection, integrating optical tweezers with
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systematically with several stakeholders and parallel activities. The following experience is particularly advantageous: Implementation research and use of established frameworks, particularly PRISM and/or RE-AIM
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communication skills and motivation to work collaboratively Ability to work independently and manage multiple projects in parallel Proficiency in spoken and written English Desirables: Hands-on experience with
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, or equivalent technologies. Knowledge of porting CPU-based CFD and multiphysics codes to heterogeneous HPC architectures. Experience in performance analysis, profiling, and optimization of parallel applications
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project in parallel you have the ability to communicate complex findings clearly you speak and write English fluently Merits for the position are: Applicants who graduated no more than three years before
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produced in parallel postdoc projects in the initiative. The research aims to gain a deeper understanding of the structure / performance relationship of the developed electrolytes and interactions between
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methods and predictive control strategies for solid-state batteries using data from parallel postdoctoral projects within the initiative. The research aims to improve the understanding of how operating
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languages (for example, for hardware design or parallel programming) Array or tensor programming Applications to physical sciences, dimensional analysis, or climate impact modeling It is highly meritorious
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biological and quantitative backgrounds. Contact Information Project C Ryo Morimoto, Research Fellow, Department of Molecular Biology and MIMS, Umeå University ([email protected] ). Eric Libby, Associate