41 parallel-processing "Academic Europe" Postdoctoral positions at Oak Ridge National Laboratory
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methods through which AI agents guide architectural design decisions for massively parallel heterogeneous systems, including pathways that integrate quantum or analog co-processors. Performance
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systems techniques. Proficiency in programming languages such as Python, C++, or similar, as well as experience with HPC environments and parallel computing. Demonstrated hands-on experience and
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; and one-sided asynchronous programming models. Experience in heterogeneous computing, developing and debugging massively parallel algorithms and code performance profiling are a plus. Special
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materials from bioderived macromolecules, and hierarchical biological building blocks. The research will establish relationships among molecular structure, interfacial interactions, processing, morphology
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microstructure characterization, in situ diffraction techniques, and mechanical testing to uncover processing–microstructure–property relationships. The candidate will have opportunities to interact with
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testing to uncover processing–microstructure–property relationships. The candidate will have opportunities to interact with multidisciplinary teams and contribute to high-impact publications and
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, additive manufacturing, solid-state processing, mechanical testing (creep, fatigue, tensile properties), microstructural analysis, thermal/electrical properties will be desirable. The position will involve
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candidate will manage several projects concurrently, help shape new research directions within their field, and collaborate closely with ORNL staff, industry professionals, and academic partners. Based
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creep, plasticity, and corrosion/oxidation. Interface with other staff working in related areas including vibroacoustic signal analysis, signal processing, optical fiber sensing, and general
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-intensive processing of data originating at scientific edge systems using large-scale HPC/AI computational and storage systems. Design and evaluation of ephemeral, user-configurable, and composable