89 algorithm-development "UCL" Postdoctoral positions at Pennsylvania State University
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research products including scientific publications and policy briefs. Support overall planning and logistics of the team to develop and gain leadership skills. This includes assisting with meeting
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, local seminars, and international conferences • Draft scientific manuscripts of completed work for publication • Contribute to overall lab environment and participate in lab discussions • Train
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SPECIFICS Postdoctoral Scholar of Machine Learning and Statistical Genomics Description: The Department of Public Health Sciences is seeking a postdoctoral scholar. The overall goal is to: (1) develop and
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with the scientific goals, data products, and methodological innovations of NCEMS. This position is designed to support the scholar’s development as an independent researcher while embedding them in a
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should have experience developing, implementing, or applying computational methods to large-scale biological datasets. Expertise in Python and/or R is expected. Experience with biological data processing
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, molecular assemblies, intrinsically disordered proteins, biomolecular condensates, cellular organization, biological networks, molecular evolution, or systems-level biophysical phenomena. The scholar’s
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an internationally recognized team developing next-generation mechanical circulatory support (MCS) devices, including a pediatric ventricular assist device (Child Pump) and continuous-flow blood pumps. The applicant
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. Wooram Lee. The postdoctoral scholar is expected to work in a highly collaborative environment where packaging, thermal, and electromagnetics engineers will collaborate to develop the next generation of
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: Development of new direct detection methods Sub-GeV dark matter searches Astrophysical searches of BSM physics High-energy astroparticle transport calculations Materials modeling/electronic structure
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pore-scale computational modeling and will develop, test, and deploy pore-scale simulation models for the analysis of flow in porous media in conventional and unconventional formations. These efforts