PHD GRADUATE ASSISTANTSHIP - Spring 2025: Develop new algorithms for artificial intelligence and molecular simulations. ATOMS Lab with Dr. Tyler Josephson The AI & Theory-Oriented Molecular Science (ATOMS) Lab with Dr. Tyler Josephson has two fully-funded positions, to start in Spring 2025 or sooner. 

Project Titles

  1. Simulation methods for multicomponent adsorption of water pollutants
  2. Logic and LLMs for Evaluating Scientific Claims
A full description is posted on the ATOMS lab webiste: https://atomslab.github.io/

Application

Applications will be reviewed starting November 1. To apply send resume/CV, unoMicial transcript, research statement, and 1-2 page letter describing your interest in the ATOMS Lab to atoms@umbc.edu. Specify which project below most interests you (and why), and what degree you would be pursuing at UMBC. 

About ATOMS Lab & UMBC

The ATOMS Lab develops new algorithms for artificial intelligence and molecular simulations. Learn more about our supportive culture and our lab policies here. We’re based in the Department of Chemical, Biochemical, and Environmental Engineering at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County, just outside of Baltimore and about an hour north of Washington, DC. 

More details are posted on the ATOMS Lab website: https://atomslab.github.io/join/
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