Adel Nasiri
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Postdoctoral Fellow Positions in Power Conversion Controls and Grid Resilience University of South Carolina in United States
Degree Level
Postdoc
Field of study
Computer Science
Funding
Two open postdoctoral fellow positions are advertised; no stipend, salary, tuition, or other funding details are provided in the post.
Country
United States
University
University of South Carolina

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Two postdoctoral fellow positions are open at the University of South Carolina Grid Resiliency Lab.
The research focus includes power conversion controls, high power electronics, solid-state transformers, magnetics, data-driven energy management, AI-based energy management, and electric grid resilience. This is a strong fit for candidates with backgrounds in Electrical Engineering and related computational/AI methods.
The post is shared by Adel Nasiri, Thomas L Gregory Endowed Professor at the University of South Carolina. The opportunity is for postdoctoral research; no PhD, master's, or scholarship call is mentioned.
No deadline, salary, or funding package details are stated in the post. Interested applicants should use the USC jobs application link and review the postdoctoral fellow posting for full instructions.
Funding details
Two open postdoctoral fellow positions are advertised; no stipend, salary, tuition, or other funding details are provided in the post.
What's required
Applicants should have research interests aligned with power conversion controls, high power electronics, solid-state transformers, magnetics, data-driven methods, AI-based energy management, and electric grid resilience. The post does not specify degree prerequisites, test scores, or other eligibility details.
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