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The Theory Group in the Physics Division at Argonne National Laboratory is now seeking candidates for postdoctoral positions in nuclear theory, to begin as early as Spring 2026. The positions
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and spectroscopy measurements About the Team You will become part of a highly collaborative team of physicists and engineers from Argonne’s High Energy Physics (HEP), X-ray Science (XSD), and Materials
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well as with theoretical researchers specializing in atomistic simulation, density functional theory (DFT), and ab initio molecular dynamics (AIMD). The successful candidate will also engage with collaborators
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of physical sciences, or in math, computer science, and electric engineering who have an interest in accelerator physics will also be considered. Strong programming skills. Proficiency in the Python programming
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PhD (within the last 0-5 years) in chemistry, physics, chemical engineering, or a closely related field A strong foundation in quantum mechanics and electronic structure theory Demonstrated expertise in
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emitters, including photon correlation and spectroscopy measurements About the Team You will join a collaborative team of physicists and engineers drawn from Argonne's High Energy Physics (HEP), X-ray
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or more of the following areas will help candidates succeed in this role: Critical elements and materials Electrical double layer theory and applications Solid-liquid phase transitions and energetics
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field. Strong computational chemistry background in atomistic simulations, electronic-structure theory, DFT, structure-property relationships, and interpretation of simulation results. Hands-on experience
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. Ability to model Argonne’s core values of impact, safety, respect, integrity, and teamwork Preferred skills: Microwave circuit design, terahertz optics, and their characterization. Knowledge about near
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materials. This position will primarily involve organic synthesis lab work and analysis of new materials, with some supplemental electrochemical testing. Previous experience with electrochemical analysis