39 python "Computer Vision Center" Postdoctoral positions at Michigan State University
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, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, citizenship, age, disability or protected veteran status. Required Degree Doctorate -Electrical and Computer Engineering Minimum
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Computer programming skills Desired Qualifications Experience developing computational tools for biomolecular systems Experience training machine learning models Experience working in a collaborative
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python), computational mechanics and fluid dynamics, numerical methods, machine learning, and the finite element method. In this position, the candidate will develop data-driven multiscale/multiphysics
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. The selected candidate will work with Dr. Yuzhen Lu to develop and test automated field-deployed sensing/harvesting systems that may integrate machine vision, artificial intelligence, and mechanisms for
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identity, national origin, citizenship, age, disability or protected veteran status. Required Degree Doctorate -Electrical and Computer Engineering or related field Minimum Requirements Experience with HFSS
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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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software(s), proficient in programming in both R and/or Python. Ability to collaborate and clearly communicate with stakeholders, state and federal agency biologists, university scientists, and non
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method. Proficient in python and C++ programming language. Special consideration will be given to candidates who are familiar with the open-source finite element library FeNiCS, brain finite element
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independently Confidence with computational biology including use of programming languages such as R, python and some familiarity with high performance computing Excellent communication and interpersonal
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associated with the Quello Center for Media and Information Policy in the Department of Media and Information at Michigan State University. The Quello Center conducts research to inform media, communication