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electrochemical characterization tools to probe chemical, structural and transport properties of ion-containing materials. Work on meeting milestones and reporting them to DOE. Publish original research in peer
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original research independently and in collaboration in a multidisciplinary team environment. Present results at collaboration meetings, seminars, workshops and conferences, and publish in refereed journals
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systems, with a focus on applications for basic nuclear structure research at facilities such as the Facility for Rare Isotope Beams (FRIB). A primary project will be development of a straw-tube array for
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for Rare Isotope Beams (FRIB). A primary project will be development of a straw-tube array for detection of charged particles to be used with a liquid hydrogen target and the Gamma-Ray Energy Tracking Array
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Will Do at Level 1: Contribute to primary and secondary research on a variety of demand flexibility topics, such as building load management across end uses, EV charging management, building electric
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for new or special projects or assignments, with primary responsibility for determining objectives of work. Resolve complex issues for development and implementation of state and local policies and
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of technical reports and other written products. Eligible for Principal Investigator status upon completion of required training. Must be available to travel as needed, domestically, typically 5-10 trips per
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Superconducting Systems and Sensors" under the guidance of the group leader. Their focus will be on the development of two main applications using ultrahigh-frequency phononics tools. The first application aims
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will not automatically disqualify an applicant from being considered for employment. Work may be performed on-site. The primary location for this role is Lawrence Berkeley National Lab, 1 Cyclotron Road
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plans. The work delivered through the U.S. DOE-sponsored Better Climate Challenge, will include primary and secondary research on emissions reduction guidance and tools, development of new guidance and