Physics Jobs

I need a well-structured slide deck that teaches key organic chemistry concepts to university students. The material should go beyond high-school basics and feel suitable for a sophomore-level lecture: clear reaction mechanisms, nomenclature guidelines, stereochemistry illustrations, and short problem-solving examples that can spark in-class discussion. Please weave in engaging visuals—reaction arrows, 3-D molecular models, and concise explanatory diagrams—so the flow stays intuitive rather than text-heavy. You are free to build the deck in PowerPoint or Google Slides as long as every image and citation is royalty-free or properly credited. Deliverables • 25–30 polished slides in .pptx or Google Slides format • Speaker notes under each slide that let me de...

I need a series of short, easy-to-read science articles that explain Space and Astronomy as well as Physics and Chemistry concepts to a general-public audience. The pieces should feel approachable and engaging, yet keep a formal tone—think of the clarity you find in a popular‐science magazine rather than casual blog chatter. Each article will walk the reader through one clear idea, pairing plain language with correct terminology so non-experts finish feeling informed, not overwhelmed. Please weave in real-world examples or recent findings where relevant and cite reputable sources in APA or MLA style at the end. Deliverables • 6 original articles, 700 – 900 words each • 3 on Space/Astronomy topics, 3 on Physics/Chemistry topics • A short, hook-style headli...

ASTERA DRIVE is kicking off with a focused V1 milestone that will set the technical foundation for a larger, evolving Roblox experience. In this first slice I need everything that makes a racing prototype feel polished and fun right away, built in Roblox Studio with clean, documented Lua so we can expand later without re-writing core systems. Deliverables for this milestone • One fully-tuned “Voiture de course” (single racing car model) with smooth, responsive handling and believable physics • One simple “Circuit de course” map sized for short laps, including start/finish triggers, basic scenery and checkpoints • Lightweight in-game UI: car dashboard (speed, gear, health/fuel if relevant), track mini-map, and a live leaderboard that updates e...

I need a fresh, well-structured database of original multiple-choice questions for MH-CET that fully covers Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, and Biology. Each question must be paired with a clear, step-by-step explanation that shows how the correct answer is reached and, where helpful, why the distractors are wrong. Total numbers of questions are avarage 10000 to 12000 included all subjects The end product should allow me to filter questions quickly by subject, chapter, sub-topic, and difficulty level, so organising the content in Excel, Google Sheets, or an SQL table makes sense. If you already have a more efficient system, describe it and I’ll consider it. Accuracy must align with the latest MH-CET syllabus and typical exam pattern. Deliverables • A single file (or databas...

I’m looking for an experienced math tutor who can coach my 2nd grader for upcoming Olympiad-style contests. Arithmetic is the main area we need to strengthen, but every session should still keep the broader spirit of problem-solving alive so my child feels prepared for the variety of questions that appear in these competitions. My daughter is already working at an intermediate level for his age, so lessons shouldn’t start with the absolute basics; instead, I’d like you to stretch him with multi-step word problems, mental-math shortcuts, and timed drills that mirror Olympiad formats. He learns best through verbal explanations and open discussion—walking through the logic aloud, asking “why,” and hearing real-time feedback—so please be comfortable e...

We are seeking freelancers for advanced research-based projects that go beyond theoretical concepts. This work requires: Development of a working prototype (physical, simulated, or hybrid) Strong mathematical modeling to support the concept Ability to translate theory into practical, testable outcomes Clear documentation of methodology, assumptions, and validation Ideal candidates should have experience in areas such as engineering, applied mathematics, physics, or computational modeling. This is not a basic research or content-writing task—we are specifically looking for individuals who can design, build, and validate real solutions. Please share relevant past work, especially projects involving prototypes and mathematical frameworks.

I have five graduate-level hydraulics questions that need fully worked, textbook-quality solutions. You will show every step, state each assumption you make, and keep the units consistent from start to finish. Hand-drawn, clearly labeled diagrams are mandatory for every problem; scan them neatly so the geometry and force directions are unmistakable. The set covers: • Fluid mechanics – with special emphasis on viscous shear and torque (treat these two aspects as equally important, as this section is my top priority). • Hydrostatics – complete force and centroid calculations on submerged surfaces. • Momentum & energy – a water-jet striking a moving cart. • Pipe flow – friction losses via Darcy-Weisbach, friction factor from the Colebro...

I need a CT scan of the septal cartilage converted into a finite element model for medical research. The focus is on analyzing deformation patterns. Requirements: - Expertise in CT imaging and FEA - Background in medical research, particularly in cartilage or related areas - Proficiency in software used for FEA modeling - Attention to detail and accuracy in model creation Ideal Skills: - Mechanical engineering - Biomedical engineering - Computational mechanics Please provide relevant experience and a timeline for completion.

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I teach the lower-division algebra- and calculus-based physics sequence and need a reliable hand with grading so I can focus on lesson planning and office hours. The work centers on Mechanics in the fall term and Electricity & Magnetism in the spring. You will receive scanned PDFs of student exams and occasional lab reports; all items already include my answer key and point breakdown. Your task is straightforward: mark each problem, total the score, and return a numeric grade for every student. Brief margin notes for major mistakes are welcome but not obligatory—accuracy and consistency matter most. Turnaround time is typically within 48 hours of receiving the files, and I share everything through a Google Drive folder. Please be comfortable annotating directly on PDFs (Kami, ...

I am seeking a researcher or PhD candidate to co-author a theoretical scientific paper for an international journal. The framework is already established; the work focuses on formalization, structuring, and writing. The collaborator will: Conduct a targeted literature review and position the work within the state of the art Rigorously formalize the model and justify each term physically Develop numerical simulations (finite elements, Monte Carlo, or analytical approaches) Compare results with classical models and discuss implications Contribute to writing a publication-ready manuscript I provide the full theoretical framework, raw experimental data, and ongoing technical support. The work is confidential and subject to a non-disclosure agreement.

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I’m looking for help building and troubleshooting an Engineering Equation Solver (EES) model for a heat-transfer study. The core task is to translate my problem statement into well-structured EES code, run it, and return results I can trust. Scope of work • Clarify the exact heat-transfer mode involved—conduction, convection, radiation, or a combination—based on my notes and any data I provide. • Define all governing equations, assumptions, and correlations inside one EES file with clear comments. • Set up inputs so I can easily modify material properties, boundary conditions, and initial temperatures later on. • Run the model, perform a quick sensitivity check, and flag any physical inconsistencies. Deliverables 1. Fully annotated .EES fil...

I have a short window—just two hours—to finish a fault-study exercise in PSCAD . The model itself is simple: it must accept Thevenin-equivalent values I already calculated in Assignment 1, run both a balanced three-phase fault and a single-line-to-ground fault at a sensible bus, and then give me the resulting fault currents. Here’s what has to land on my desk by the end of the two-hour slot: • A PSCAD project file containing the single-line model with my Thevenin data entered • Simulation results showing the current waveforms for the two specified faults • A clear comparison table—analytical vs. PSCAD values—with percentage error for each current figure • Two-to-three concise paragraphs interpreting why any deviation appears, touchi...

I have five high-school level physics assignments hosted on the Gizmos platform. I will share a Google Doc for each assignment that already contains every question and the step-by-step instructions I need you to follow. All I need back is the same Doc filled in with clear, fully worked answers; no separate reports or uploads are necessary. Gizmos restricts access to users inside the United States, so you must be physically located in the U.S. (a standard VPN will not pass their geo-check). Once you confirm that requirement, you will receive the classroom login and immediate access to all five activities. Deliverables • Completed Google Doc for each of the five assignments, showing your reasoning and final answers. Acceptance I will review each Doc in Gizmos’ teacher view;...

• You have to be in USA to complete this assignment I have five physics assignments hosted in Gizmos that need to be worked through and written up inside a shared Google Doc. I will provide that document upfront—it already contains step-by-step directions, exact formatting cues, and places for every answer, calculation, and screenshot the course requires. Your task is simple but precise: log in to the Gizmos simulations, follow each experiment or problem set, capture the requested data, then type your answers and reasoning directly into the Google Doc exactly where the instructions indicate. The detailed guidelines inside the doc spell out font style, notation, and any screenshot size so there’s no guesswork. Because the assignments live inside Gizmos, you will need an...

I need help validating and verifying an ontology that solves every physics equation, bridging quantum and relativistic physics. Requirements: - Mathematical proofing of all components - Quantum equations - Relativistic equations - The bridge between quantum and relativistic physics Ideal skills: - Advanced knowledge in quantum and relativistic physics - Expertise in mathematical proofing and calculus - Background in ontology validation The math is unbreakable; it only fixes everything.