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/KIC Postdoctoral Fellowship in Theoretical Condensed-Matter Physics. This prize fellowship is designed to attract the best and brightest theoretical physicists within three years of PhD attainment
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. This prize fellowship is designed to attract the best and brightest theoretical physicists (no further than three years' past PhD completion) to work with theorists and experimentalists in the Department
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discovery timelines from months to days while building reproducible, open workflows for the broader materials and AI research communities. For the postdoctoral fellowship, we seek candidates with a PhD in
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the Cornell Career Network. These offices, both located in Barnes Hall, work in close partnership to support students, collaborate on initiatives, and share operational resources. University Career Development
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, open workflows for the broader materials and AI research communities. For the postdoctoral fellowship, we seek candidates with a PhD in theoretical or computational condensed-matter physics, applied math
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a list of publications, and should arrange for three letters of recommendation. Note that applicants must have completed the PhD degree no earlier than May 1, 2025. Applicants should indicate which
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play a role in overseeing the Fellow’s progress and helping to integrate fellows into the activities of KIC. Candidates should be within 18 months of their PhD graduation date and should not already have
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. This project aims to develop and deploy advanced AI-driven learning, prediction, and decision-making tools to transform millions of plug-in electric vehicles (EVs) into a vast, distributed network of mobile
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from historically underrepresented and/or marginalized identities to apply. Consistent with federal law, Cornell engages in affirmative action in employment for qualified protected veterans as defined in
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will be given preference. Applicants without a veterinary degree but with a PhD conferred prior to the fellowship start date are also encouraged to apply. ABOUT THE CORNELL K. LISA YANG CENTER