39 Physics research jobs at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory in US in United States
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diagnostics of the laser ablation process as it relates to spectrochemical signatures. The goal of this project is to leverage advanced laser technologies for the development of high sensitivity technologies
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++, focused on implementation of optimal algorithms on large numbers of qubits. You will be involved in the design and execution of simulations of physical hardware from testbeds and commercial partners
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material synthesis, spectroscopy, detailed diagnostics, and cell design) to aid in electrochemistry research. What is Required: PhD in chemical engineering, mechanical engineering, applied physics, materials
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fields basic knowledge of process costing and life-cycle cost analysis. Knowledge of industrial design and manufacturing processes and cost considerations. Strong oral and written communication skills as
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: Ph.D. in Physics or Electrical Engineering. Experience in optics, UHV systems, laser stabilization, and system assembly. Background in cavity QED, in particular, coupling atoms with cavity fields
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, plant science, microbiology, modeling, and life-cycle analysis. Responsibilities include soil sampling, radiocarbon dating, metabolomic analysis, and synthesizing chemical and physical-chemical data. Join
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The Physics Division at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (Berkeley Lab) has an opening for a Postdoctoral Scholar to work on the project titled "Phonon Control for Next-Generation
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composed of researchers whose expertise spans Materials Science, Chemistry, Geochemistry, Electrochemistry, X-ray and Electron Physics, Nuclear Science and Engineering, Mineralogy, and Data Science working
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OpenStudio, post-process outputs into meaningful tables and charts. Provide resolutions to problems of moderately complex scope. Contribute to research projects, tasks and organizational objectives of moderate
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Required: Ph.D. in Chemistry/Physics/Materials Science, or similar fields. Deep knowledge in excited states and ultrafast phenomena. Demonstrated ability of coding in Fortran, Shell, or Python with