Postdoc Positions
Acoustic Technologies (Advanced Technology Laboratory)
ATL is involved in acoustic technology research and development, including transducer design, environmental sensing and modeling, and signal processing. We develop prototype sonar systems designed for high resolution or high energy at a low frequency. Individuals with research experience in underwater acoustics or signal processing are preferred, but all candidates are encouraged to apply.
Underwater Acoustics/Signal Processing (Environmental Sciences Lab)
ESL is a recognized leader in signal processing methods, ocean acoustics, system design, and measurement and analysis techniques. Our expertise is applied to problems in detection, classification, and tracking for current and future military systems, as well as civilian applications. Individuals with research experience in underwater acoustics or signal processing are preferred, but all candidates are encouraged to apply.
Signal and Information Processing (Signal & Information Sciences Lab)
SISL is a multi-disciplinary lab involved in a variety of exciting research programs which apply machine learning and advanced signal and information processing techniques to problems in anti-submarine warfare, systems engineering, geospatial remote sensing, content understanding, network analysis, aero-acoustics, hypersonics, modeling and simulation.
Geodesy (Space & Geophysics Lab)
SGL has an active ionospheric research and development program with research interests in a number of areas including instrumentation development, including a Zenith Camera for astronomic positioning and a unique GNSS high rate receiver; VLBI processing applied to systems of non-identical antennas; GNSS data processing and analysis, including PPP algorithms; and reference frames and geodetic fundamental stations.
VLBI (Space & Geophysics Lab)
SGL wishes to invite applications for one or more postdoctoral fellowship positions with an emphasis in Very Long Baseline Interferometry (VLBI). This successful candidate will plan and work, at about half-time, an independent research program aimed at publication. This work is in collaboration with the University Center for Space Research. Applicants will be able to submit proposals as the Principle Investigator and are expected to pursue outside funding opportunities.
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