Postdoctoral Positions Outside of the US
Monday, February 24th, 5:30 – 6:30 PM CST
(Virtual)
Are you interested in continuing your training as postdoctoral researcher outside of the US? Join myCHOICE this Monday for a panel discussion with BSD, PSD, and PME researchers who have moved outside of the US to continue their training. They will share their experiences, including insights on funding, expectations, visas, language, and more. Bring your questions and explore what it’s like to continue your training outside the U.S.!
Saundra Schlesinger, PhD
Postdoctoral Researcher, Juntendo University, Tokyo, Japan
Eric Pellegrini, PhD
Senior Astronomer, Draper; Formerly Postdoctoral Researcher, Institut für Theoretische Astrophysik, Zentrums für Astronomie Heidelberg, Germany
Dr. Eric Pellegrini earned his PhD in Astrophysics from Michigan State University in 2009, after which he continued his research training as a postdoctoral fellow at The University of Michigan and later, in Germany, at the Institut für Theoretische Astrophysik, Zentrums für Astronomie (ITA) Heidelberg. At ITA, Eric Conducted scientific research in observational and high-performance computational astrophysics. Following his postdoctoral training, Eric returned to the United States to work with Draper, a non-profit engineering innovation company, initially as a senior member and now as a principal member of the technical staff.
Joel Grebel, PhD
Research Scientist, Google; Formerly Postdoctoral Researcher French National Centre for Scientific Research, Lyon, France
Joel Grebel received his PhD in Quantum Science and Engineering from the University of Chicago where he focused on building quantum networks with superconducting circuits. He then joined the French National Centre for Scientific Research in Lyon, France as a postdoctoral researcher where he developed superconducting circuits for use in sensing. Currently, he is a research scientist at Google Quantum AI where he designs quantum processors.
