58 parallel "Intelligent Systems Group" Fellowship positions at Michigan State University
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other version-control systems, Linux, high-performance computing, parallel computing, or automated testing is also desirable Strong understanding of WASP water-quality and contaminant fate-and-transport
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, dynamic-link libraries, SQL, Git or other version-control systems, Linux, high-performance computing, parallel computing, or automated testing Experience with watershed processes, groundwater-surface
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parallel projects will ensure the development of independent projects to support the long-term career goals of the applicant. Generally, the project will center around leveraging bacterial and mammalian
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Position Summary The Harel Group at Michigan State University invites applications for a postdoctoral researcher to work on the development and application of real-time ultrafast spectroscopy and
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astrophysical transients. The group has a specific focus on Type Ia progenitor problems, nucleosynthesis in neutron star mergers, progenitors of stripped core-collapse supernovae, and cosmology using
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-bound systems. Experiments will be performed utilizing the gamma-ray tracking array in combination of the plunger device, ancillary detectors and spectrograph (Prof. Hiro Iwasaki). Major Duties
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-reviewed publications and conference presentations, collaborate with other group members as appropriate, and assume mentoring responsibilities for junior lab members. Equal Employment Opportunity
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learning-assisted methods: data assimilation, uncertainty quantification (UQ), and machine-learning-based moment closure models. · Multiscale modeling: kinetic limits of many-particle dynamical systems
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staff, and growers working with our lab group. The funding is available for 2+ years, with the initial appointment for 12 months. Annual renewal is expected, based on positive job performance. Our lab
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research group is uniquely positioned to carry out basic and translational cancer research by integrating patient specimens, unique mouse models, in vitro cell culture systems, recombinant virus