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The Householder Fellowship is offered one time a year and posted on the ORNL Career's Website when selection begins. The Fellowship requirements are listed below.

• The minimum required education is a Ph.D. in applied mathematics, statistics or computational science, but no more than four years beyond completion can be considered.
• A proven academic record of high quality research with clear potential to perform cutting edge, innovative research in applied mathematics, statistics and/or computational science.
• The successful candidate will have a strong background and expertise in more than one area of particular relevance to the Applied Math Group at ORNL.

• Principal research areas include:
  • Multi-scale methods, including atomistic-to-continuum coupling;
  • Computational kinetic theory;
  • Computational fluid dynamics and turbulence;
  • High-dimensional approximation theory;
  • Large-scale iterative methods for linear and eigenvalue problems;
  • Numerical methods for stochastic (partial) differential equations;
  • Uncertainty quantification;
  • Probability theory
  • Statistical sampling and design of experiments;
  • Combinatorial optimization and graph theory;
  • Computational geometry and mesh generation;
  • Sparse methods for data analytics;
  • High-order continuous and discontinuous methods for PDEs;
  • Multi-resolution analysis;
  • Data assimilation and filtering;
  • Inverse problems (classical and Bayesian); and
  • Methods and algorithms for computationally intensive inference.

U.S. citizenship and a security clearance are NOT required for this position.