29 parallel-computing "P" "LCC CNRS" Postdoctoral research jobs at Northeastern University
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About the Opportunity SUMMARY Northeastern University invites applications from outstanding candidates to fill one or more Postdoctoral Research Associate (PRA) positions in computational quantum
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Lab researches on a variety of computer systems topics including HPC resilience, data center power management, large-scale job scheduling and performance tuning, parallel storage systems and scientific
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About the Opportunity About the Gyori Lab for Computational Biomedicine The Gyori Lab for Computational Biomedicine at Northeastern University builds systems that accelerate scientific discovery by
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will be needed. Technical expertise in modern chromatography methodologies and techniques, good computer skills and data analysis experience are all desirable. The best candidates will have excellent
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project focused on sustainable polymer synthesis from CO₂. The researcher will develop and apply computational and AI-based methods, including high-throughput quantum chemistry and machine learning
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-generation communication infrastructures. QUALIFICATIONS: Ph.D. in Applied Mathematics, Electrical & Computer Engineering, Computer Science, Industrial Engineering, or a closely related field by start date
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and computation, involving the analysis of feedback controllers in systems and synthetic biology, the analysis of algorithms, and merging of ML and mechanistic approaches to deal with context effects
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' postdoctoral fellows as part of the JAX/Roux Institute joint Applied Data Science Postdoctoral Fellowship program. Under this program, postdoctoral trainees will be co-mentored by NU and JAX researchers working
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Applied Data Science Postdoctoral Fellowship program. Under this program, postdoctoral trainees will be co-mentored by NU and JAX researchers working on priorities identified by both organizations. Projects
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of novel bioactive compounds and unusual biosynthetic enzymes. The research program pursues two complementary directions. The first involves the biochemical and in vivo characterization of a newly discovered