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of optimal electrolysis conditions; b) guided by studies in homogeneous solutions, develop novel electrode materials optimized for the production of multi-carbon products from CO2; c) test developed
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Foundation for the State University of New York on behalf of Stony Brook University. ORGANIZATION OVERVIEW The mission of the Instrumentation Division is to develop state-of-the-art instrumentation required
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) to perform experiments on materials displaying quantum emitters • Develop advanced architectures of hBN thin flakes (twisted and heterostructures) using the Quantum Press at BNL’s Center for Functional
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systems Work with undergraduate interns who prepare and characterize custom-made ionic liquids to support physical studies Participate in translating the experimental results into new scientific knowledge
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improving solid-state batteries based on ceramic/polymer/composite solid-state electrolytes. Develop and coordinate collaborative research with collaborators from other research institutions, as well as from
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developers in NPPS group design, develop, maintain and apply scientific software for the experimental programs in the Department. The NPPS Group has an opening for a postdoctoral associate position to work
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machine for high-curvature and 2D curved X-ray mirror metrology. o Use and extend the ex-situ metrology capabilities by improving the hardware and algorithms. • Develop new and improved processes for ion
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Position Description Supported by the Department of Energy Office of Biological and Environmental Research, this position will help develop a “Biopreparedness Research Virtual Environment” (BRaVE
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responsibilities: • Perform experimental design, data collection and analysis from in situ liquid surface X-ray scattering experiments at NSLS-II. • Collaborate to develop and commission novel tender X-ray liquid
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electron microscopy (TEM). In this position, you will be a member of the Electron Microscopy group and closely collaborate with the Computational group. You will learn and develop advanced machine-learning