63 algorithm-development-"https:"-"UCL" Postdoctoral positions at Oak Ridge National Laboratory
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tensor network algorithm development and application. Competency with common scientific programming languages such as C++, Python, and/or Julia and version control systems. Experience in parallel
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research projects, including experimental planning, prioritization of tasks, interpretation of results, troubleshooting, and development of next-step strategies. Collaborate effectively with scientists
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Requisition Id 16915 Overview: We are seeking a highly motivated postdoctoral researcher with a strong background in composite material development, technology development from lab to large scale
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solutions for building envelopes of new construction and retrofits to enable DOE’s energy efficiency goals. Our synergistic research areas include building science, material and system development, and
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, algorithm design, probability theory, privacy definitions, and apply it to develop efficient privacy preserved federated learning model. Communicate and coordinate experimental results with other
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, multiscale data analysis by integrating diverse datasets (e.g., in situ observations, remote sensing products, model simulations) to inform model development, calibration, and validation
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Directorate (NSSD) at Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL). The NND performs research and development to detect, characterize, and monitor nuclear fuel cycle activities and nuclear explosions; develops
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Requisition Id 17011 Overview: The Nuclear Energy and Fuel Cycle Division (NEFCD) of Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) is seeking a Postdoctoral Research Associate to assist in the development
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interested in and capable of performing leading-edge computational science research and development with a focus on the development of software for calculations in lattice quantum chromodynamics
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in the development and implementation of nonlinear constitutive models into FE codes. Participate in the development and implementation of crystal plasticity constitutive models into FE codes for