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27647BR Civil/Environ/Arch Engineering Position Overview The University of Kansas (KU) is excited to announce a postdoctoral research opportunity to advance construction safety. This position is
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27695BR Chemical & Petroleum Engr Position Overview The Department of Chemical and Petroleum Engineering at the University of Kansas (KU) is seeking outstanding candidates for a Postdoctoral
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this position will be responsible for collaborating with engineering faculty, staff and students to develop and integrate airborne sensors and other sensor technologies for remote sensing applications
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.) Position Requirements Work location statements - This position is required to work on-site. Required Qualifications PhD in Chemical Engineering, Chemistry, or closely related discipline. Six months
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quantitative methodologist or a data engineer with an interest in engineering flexible data systems for funded projects to fill a full-time, grant-funded postdoctoral researcher position. The position requires
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with meeting the grant deliverables associated with current grants. Position Requirements This position is required to work on-site. Required Qualifications Ph.D. in Civil Engineering with an emphasis
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contribute to a NSF-funded Frontier Research in Earth Science (FRES) award and work with team members at Oregon State University, Colorado School of Mines and Technology, University of California-Riverside
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creates technology-based learning and assessment systems that are accessible and academically rigorous. Dynamic research on skill development, assessment design, and teacher professional development informs
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quantitative methodologist or a data engineer with an interest in engineering flexible data systems for funded projects to fill a full-time, grant-funded postdoctoral researcher position. The position requires
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, interdisciplinary collaborative project and will include collaboration with both industry and academic agronomists, agricultural engineers, microbial ecologists, and other disciplines. Thus, the ideal candidate would