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at the Institute for Global Change Biology at the University of Michigan. What You Will Do: Synthesize observations from global soil warming experiments to inform model structure, calibration, and testing. Design
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that can be used to screen for high emissions to design efficient decarbonization programs and improve California’s methane inventory. The postdoctoral scholar is additionally expected to contribute to other
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operational practices and smart building technology advances Design protocols to evaluate the as-operated performance of new control, analytics, and demand flexibility technologies Help develop new approaches
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-quality technical publications. Excellent oral and written communication skills. Desired Qualifications: General knowledge of survey instruments and database design/management. General knowledge of building
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. The work will entail electrode design, device assembly, testing and associated diagnostics, component characterization and integration, and cell validation. You will collaborate with industrial and research
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productively, independently and collaboratively as part of a diverse team. Desired Qualifications: Hands-on experience with optical and scanning electron microscopy. Hands-on experience with designing and
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various design options for the wholesale electricity market, and assess potential economic, financial, and social impacts of clean power system transition. You will help conduct literature review and data
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accelerator physics. What You Will Do: Design, plan, install, perform, stabilize, and optimize laser-plasma particle acceleration, photon sources, and nuclear physics experiments on the BELLA laser systems
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systems, with a downstream objective of developing functional, bio-inspired signaling approaches for controlling catalyst reactivity in artificial systems. In this role you will design and build multi-site
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building technology advances Design protocols to evaluate the as-operated performance of new control, analytics, and demand flexibility technologies Help develop new approaches to advance fault detection and