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as an exhaustive list of all responsibilities, duties and skills required of personnel so classified. JOB SUMMARY The Stevenson Lab in the Department of Physics seeks a Postdoctoral Research Associate
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aviation fuel, and fuels derived from biomass, waste plastics, or carbon dioxide (CO₂)—spanning catalyst and process development, reactor design and scale-up, and performance and techno-economic assessment
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or Mathematics or Physics; be able to undertake substantially full-time research or scholarship; work under the supervision of a senior scholar. The postdoctoral fellow should have research experience in
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Details Posted: Unknown Location: Salary: Summary: Summary here. Details Posted: 27-Jun-26 Location: Boston, Massachusetts Type: Full-time Categories: Academic/Faculty Physical Sciences Internal
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Details Posted: Unknown Location: Salary: Summary: Summary here. Details Posted: 27-Jun-26 Location: Boston, Massachusetts Type: Full-time Categories: Academic/Faculty Physical Sciences Internal
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Architectures of Spontaneous versus Precipitated Opioid Withdrawal: Self-Exciting Point-Process Models of Continuous Home-Cage Behavior Across Genetically Diverse Mice. The project encompasses building behavior
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, visit https://sdonglab.org/ . The initial appointment is for one year, with the potential for extension depending on regular progress evaluation and continuation of funding. Minimum Qualifications
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machine learning techniques to raw ultrasound data. The project involves developing novel algorithms that integrate physics, engineering, and AI to extract meaningful and clinically relevant information
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: Self-Exciting Point-Process Models of Continuous Home-Cage Behavior Across Genetically Diverse Mice. The project encompasses building behavior based indices of opioid withdrawal with the goal
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cylindrical cells. The postdoc will analyze chemo-mechanical phenomena in porous electrodes and individual particles, and contribute to the development of physics-based models, including porous electrode theory