68 parallel-programming "Intelligent Systems Group" Postdoctoral positions at Michigan State University
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electromagnetics applications. Primary responsibilities in this role include Leading development and implement state estimation and fusion algorithms for RF and robotic systems Lead implementation of
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Python and R programming for statistical modeling, data visualization, and integration of large-scale genomics datasets Participate in the design of strategic data acquisition plans to support ongoing
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partnerships and programming, research incubators, and mentorship. As an institution of higher learning, Michigan State University is committed to providing a safe environment for its students, faculty, and
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measurements of antennas and microwave devices Additional responsibilities include Collaborating with group members (graduate students, postdocs and faculty members) on antenna designs Presenting research
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) General lab duties including but not limited to shared chores, attendance at group meetings or other lab events, etc. (10% of time) This work was supported in part by the MSU Research Foundation
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Michigan State University | about 2 months ago
Position Summary The Lundquist Laboratory Group is seeking a Researcher & Laboratory Manager to play a pivotal role in advancing our research on plastoglobule lipid droplets and their involvement in
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Position Summary The Lundquist Laboratory Group is seeking a Researcher & Laboratory Manager to play a pivotal role in advancing our research on plastoglobule lipid droplets and their involvement in
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Position Summary The Ion Source Group Leader Scientist will contribute to ion beam development projects and the advancement of new capabilities for the 28 GHz Superconducting ECR ion source, while
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spectrometry–based metabolomics across multiple platforms, with particular emphasis on SCIEX ZenoTOF systems, including routine maintenance, development and optimization of acquisition methods Apply and
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Position Summary Our research group is developing technologies to remotely assess and manage poultry behaviors. Our aviaries have cameras, computers and active intervention capabilities that we