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nuclear structure and electron scattering calculations into a broadly applicable phenomenological tool for experiments at Jefferson Lab and the future Electron-Ion Collider (EIC). This position is
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that learn multiple-state adiabatic potential-energy surfaces, energies, gradients or forces, derivative nonadiabatic couplings, and state-transition behavior from electronic-structure data. Design reliable
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-quality requirements, and analysis-ready data structures. Develop machine learning models that integrate multimodal experimental and simulation data. Contribute to the development of Crucible Data Platform
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Statement of Research Interests and Experiences (maximum of 3 pages), and three (3) letters of recommendation. Application materials can be submitted online or email: • Academic Jobs Online: https
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infrastructure Comply with UCLA guidelines for lab safety and human subject research Communicate effectively with team members and present findings verbally and in writing To apply, please visit: https
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, Interoperable) principles Build and extend tools that validate datasets, and check whether they meet AI-readiness requirements. Help automate dataset preparation using reporting format templates and structured
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. The postdoctoral scholar will be recruited through the Environmental Studies Program at the University of California, Santa Barbara. Department: https://es.ucsb.edu/ Lab: https://www.riversystem.science
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for the shortlist will have letters of references requested. Apply link: https://recruit.ap.ucsb.edu/JPF03136 Help contact: [email protected] About UC Santa Barbara As a condition of employment, the finalist will
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heterogeneous reactions and component material properties including structure/function relationships across multiple time and length scales. We’re here for the same mission, to bring science solutions
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. Position description The Environmental Markets Lab (emLab – https://emlab.ucsb.edu ) and Clean Energy Transformation Lab (CETlab – https://cetlab.es.ucsb.edu/ ) at the University of California Santa Barbara