71 phd-machine-learning "Computer Vision Center" Postdoctoral positions at Oak Ridge National Laboratory
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generation of atomic structures and training of machine learning interatomic potentials (MLIPs) in a way that maximizes the capability of high-performance computing (HPC) platforms available in the Oak Ridge
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Requisition Id 16723 Overview: We are seeking a Postdoctoral Research Associate with expertise in artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) for multiscale physical systems
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with the world's first exascale system, the Frontier supercomputer, and collaborate with experts in machine learning, optimization, electric grid analytics, and image science. The successful candidate
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Requisition Id 16722 Overview: We are seeking a Postdoctoral Research Associate within the Advanced Machining and Machine Tool Research Group who will focus on developing, evaluating, and
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artificial intelligence for science, knowledge-guided machine learning, and scalable scientific AI workflows. The successful candidate will conduct research at the intersection of machine learning, high
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spectroscopy. Experience designing custom experimental hardware, vacuum systems, and plasma diagnostics. Experience applying machine learning methods for predictive analysis. Expereince with the Python
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; (ii) advanced free energy simulation methods (e.g., meta dynamics, umbrella sampling); (iii) development and/or application of machine learning potentials (iv) modeling of molecular reaction, (v) Markov
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. To conduct this work, the successful candidate will use the world's first exascale system, Frontier, and collaborate with leading experts in machine learning, optimization, electric grid analytics, and
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photonic quantum sensing and computing. Experience with control electronics, data acquisition systems, machine learning and AI for control and optimization of experimental apparatus. Experience with vacuum
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generating fusion energy. This research will focus on the chemical speciation and transport of tritium in the molten salt blankets using ab initio quantum simulations, machine learning potentials, and