106 parallel-and-distributed-computing-phd Postdoctoral positions at Michigan State University
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environments, and high-performance or parallel computing is desirable. The candidate will also prepare technical documentation, reports, peer-reviewed publications, and presentations and collaborate
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-engineering skills, including experience with Fortran and Python and, preferably, C or C++, APIs, dynamic-link libraries, version control, Linux environments, and high-performance computing. The candidate
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systems, including embedded and resource constrained systems with various heterogenous computing topologies Additional responsibilities include Assisting with development of GUI software tools to
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research interests and the topics of the position. If you are perspective graduate students who are interested in our research, we are also looking for self-motivated Master/PhD joining our group
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: Departmental Postdocs or Grant-funded Postdocs. Departmental Postdocs comprise the department Postdoctoral Fellows program. Postdoctoral Fellows contribute to the research and instructional mission of
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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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Natural Science and the College of Engineering. CMSE centers around computational approaches, encompassing algorithm development, high-performance computing, scientific modeling, and data science
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Pathology or Microbiology Minimum Requirements PhD in Biological Sciences, Plant Pathology or Microbiology Experience with molecular bacteriology Ability to plan, organize and execute projects
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Fellows contribute to the research and instructional mission of our unit. These are academic year appointed positions. Grant-funded Postdocs support the research activities of currently funded external
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microscopy, -omics technologies, and high-performance computing. In addition, Dr. Topp is spearheading the development of a new X-ray imaging facility with focus on non-destructive, high-resolution