Visiting Faculty Program in Applied and Computational Mathematics
The Visiting Faculty Program in Applied and Computational Mathematics is designed to expand the range of PNNL/university collaborations and increase the strength of the applied and computational mathematics community holistically.
Selected faculty members are hosted at PNNL and supported by Laboratory staff throughout the duration of their limited-term research projects. Such collaborations create mutual awareness and advocacy for research occurring at each partner institution.
PNNL's capabilities in cutting-edge applied and computational mathematics research, as well as recent and ongoing involvement in high-profile, multi-center programs, assure ample opportunities to engage in new and existing programs. Examples of potential research areas include the following:
- DOE Advanced Scientific Computing Research (ASCR) Mathematical Multifaceted Integrated Capabilities Centers (MMICCs)
- Collaboratory of Mathematics for Mesoscopic Modeling of Materials (CM4)
- Multifaceted Mathematics for Complex Energy Systems (M2ACS)
Applications for the PNNL Visiting Faculty Program are accepted on an ongoing basis. Interested faculty are encouraged to collaborate with PNNL staff to create a project proposal of mutual interest.
The application requirements include the following:
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- Current CV, including publications
Please submit your completed proposal and any questions to the contact below.