Employment

Throughout the life of the grant, the LI hired computational science faculty, two per university, and six computational scientists to help support the projects of faculty around the state of Louisiana. We also supported graduate students with graduate fellowships.

We don't have any further openings, but you can check out the new (2015) LA NSF EPSCoR grant, the Consortium for Innovation in Manufacturing and Materials, or CIMM, which also offers summer research assistanships for undergraduates and teachers (REU & RET)

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"Louisiana has made great investments in IT through its Vision 2020 initiative and through the creation of LONI. Now that we have the resources in place, we need to develop research projects and find the staff who can use the advanced technology in Louisiana to further academics and create more opportunities for business and industry so we can fully capitalize on these investments."
-- Former CCT Director Ed Seidel