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The Catastrophe Modeling Center at Lehigh University is seeking to fill multiple positions for postdoctoral research associates in the general fields of Catastrophe Modeling and Resilience. Successful candidates may have a background in Civil Engineering, Environmental Sciences, Economics, Finance, Mathematics, Statistics, Social Sciences, Computer Science, Data Science, Population Health or any other discipline connected to the broad fields of fields of Catastrophe Modeling and Resilience. Each postdoc will be supervised by appropriate faculty members of the Center, and possibly co-supervised by one of their collaborators at other universities in the Catastrophe Modeling Coordination Network (for more information, see www.catmodeling.org).

Postdoc - CatModeling and Resilience 2023

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Another opening is: Research Scientist - CatModeling & Resilience

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Posted 01.05.23


Postdoctoral Fellow in Physics-informed Machine Learning for Polar Ice Dynamics and Sea-Level Rise at Lehigh University

The Computer Vision and Remote Sensing Laboratory (Bina Lab) at Lehigh University has an open position for a Postdoctoral Fellow position in Physics-informed Machine Learning for polar ice dynamics and reducing uncertainty in sea-level rise prediction. 

The successful candidate will join an active research team led by Dr. Rahnemoonfar and be expected to play a leading role in developing Physics-informed Machine Learning algorithms for polar ice dynamics and reducing uncertainty in sea-level rise prediction. 

The qualified candidate should have research experience in Physics-informed Machine Learning for solving Navier-Stokes equations, deep learning (particularly GCN and LSTM), polar science, and high-performance computing. Exceptional candidates in any of the aforementioned fields are also considered.

For more information and to apply please send a CV, cover letter, and three representative publications to Dr. Maryam Rahnemoonfar (maryam@lehigh.edu). 

Posted 11.14.22