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Postdoctoral Scholars - Advanced Power and Energy Program at The Henry Samueli School of Engineering
Details Posted: 11-May-24 Location: Irvine, California Type: Full-time Salary: Open Categories: Academic/Faculty Engineering Internal Number: 5249947 University of California Irvine Postdoctoral
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of scientists and engineers making significant impacts in stride in the fields of materials science and energy. Join our dynamic team at the The Materials Sciences Division , where we are pioneering the future
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Zilkha Neurogenetic Institute is seeking a Postdoctoral Scholar - Research Associate with strong expertise in stem cell biology, and organoid and tissue regeneration technology. Experience in
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computer science, advanced performance analysis and software engineering to meet these challenges. In order to carry out this work, you will collaborate closely with one or more NESAP teams. What You Will Do
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, you will develop and apply cutting-edge computer science, advanced performance analysis and software engineering to improve existing end-to-end workflows, as well as developing new ones. In order to
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computer science, advanced performance analysis and software engineering to meet these challenges. In order to carry out this work you will collaborate closely with one or more NESAP teams. What You Will Do
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laboratory combines structure-based antigen design, protein nanoparticle engineering, animal immunization, single-cell technologies, and immunological assays to develop and evaluate next-generation vaccines
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seeking a Postdoctoral Scholar-Research Associate to join its team. Dr. Gokoffskis lab is seeking a post-doctoral scholar with PhD level background in biomedical engineering to support multiple
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The Climate and Energy Policy Program (CEPP) of Stanford’s Woods Institute for the Environment and the Bits & Watts Initiative of Stanford’s Precourt Institute for Energy invite applications for a post-doctoral position focused on electricity affordability. The Fellow will join the thriving...
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, innovations in neural interface technology have allowed us to discover how abnormal electrical brain activity contributes to disorders in movement. In the Human Motor Control and Neuromodulation Lab, the first