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organic chemistry, polymer chemistry, chemical engineering, or materials science and engineering. Proven experience in synthetic organic chemistry or systems chemistry. Demonstrated knowledge or expertise
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research papers, reports, review articles; present oral reports. What is Required: Ph.D. in chemistry, chemical engineering, or materials science and engineering. Experience in synthesis and characterization
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research papers, reports, and review articles, and deliver impactful oral reports. Qualifications: A Ph.D. in organic chemistry, polymer chemistry, chemical engineering, or materials science and engineering
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Lawrence Berkeley National Lab’s (LBNL ) Chemical Science Division (CSD ) has an opening for a Postdoctoral Fellow to join the team. This position provides a unique opportunity for development and
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, and techno economic analysis. Work in a multidisciplinary team environment, including backgrounds in biology, chemistry, earth sciences, statistics, physics, energy technologies, materials science, and
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: Contribute to one or more NESAP team's scientific workflows, targeting the use of HPC resources in the following topics: Climate modeling Molecular Dynamics Quantum Chemistry Geophysics (Seismology) Metagenome
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, chemical engineering, polymer science, chemistry, or a related field. Experience in experimental research to understand structure-property relationships related to morphology, self-assembly, and dynamics in
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diagnostics methods. Knowledge of solid-polymer electrolytes, composite membranes, mechanics, and polymer chemistry. Familiarity with data curation and visualization, statistics, and advanced data analysis
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published literature. Additional Responsibilities as needed: Participate in research proposal writing. What is Required: Ph.D. in Chemistry, Material Sciences, or a closely related field. Deep knowledge
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the development of resonant scattering soft x-ray scattering (RSoXS) techniques to understand radiation chemistry's role in EUV patterning materials. Characterize materials and devices at the nano-scale level using