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, dynamical systems and/or partial differential equations; Experience in the study of time-modulated systems, dynamic interfaces, wave phenomena or metamaterials would be an advantage. Proficiency in at least
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for Astrophysics | Harvard & Smithsonian invites applications for a postdoctoral research position with Prof. Edo Berger in the areas of time-domain and gravitational wave astrophysics. The successful applicant
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project. The position will provide core expertise in physics-based environmental and ocean modeling, with emphasis on numerical simulation and prediction of ocean conditions such as currents, tides, waves
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cover galaxy formation and evolution, cosmology, gravitational waves, massive stars, star formation and stellar evolution, interstellar and circumstellar processes, exo-planetary and planetary science
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Yang. The applicant must have an earned Ph.D. in nonlinear waves or nonlinear optics by the time the position begins. The salary level depends on the applicant’s qualifications. This position may be
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill | Chapel Hill, North Carolina | United States | 1 day ago
’. Information on the Analysis and PDE group and the NSF RTG can be found at https://tarheels.live/waves/. If renewed, in the subsequent year, the position will likely be as a Departmental Postdoc. This one-year
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established instrumentation requires new approaches to control sound waves with high precision and in confined volumes The position will be embedded within the research group of Dr. Kai Melde (IMSEAM
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to fluid mechanics, nonlinear wave equations, or hyperbolic conservation laws is particularly welcome. The successful candidate will join the Analysis Group at Bath, a leading research group consisting of 14
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neighbouring wind farms. This challenge is further complicated at the multi-gigawatt scale by a newly emerging phenomenon: the ability of these massive farms to generate atmospheric gravity waves, leading
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ATLANTIS team led by Dr Francisco J. Rodríguez-Fortuño. ATLANTIS investigates new physics and applications of optical and acoustic near-fields by challenging conventional assumptions about wave structure