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The Environmental Science Division at Argonne National Laboratory seeks a highly motivated postdoctoral researcher to advance the understanding and prediction of severe weather using both physics
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role of land–atmosphere interactions in S2S predictability; impacts on boundary layer processes, aerosol-cloud interactions, precipitation, and hydrological extremes, including feedback mechanisms
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emphasize processing–microstructure–property-performance relationships under temperature, irradiation, corrosion, mechanical stress conditions. The successful candidate will integrate additive manufacturing
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of both hardware and software tools for operando characterization under electrochemical conditions, as well as the management and analysis of large experimental datasets. The successful candidate will
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exchange, adsorption, precipitation, or related unit operations Experience with instrumentation, sensors, data acquisition, and control systems for laboratory-scale process equipment Demonstrated ability
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conditions to fabricate membrane components with desired physics and ionic transport properties. As part of the Materials Engineering Research Facilities (MERF), the Nanocomposite Materials and Membrane
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, characterizing mass transfer and selectivity under flow conditions, and screening and tuning DES compositions to optimize solubility, speciation, and electrochemical accessibility for target elements
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years) in field of chemistry, chemical engineering, materials science, or equivalent Required hands-on experience with co-precipitation synthesis using a CSTR reactor for the production of layered oxide
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The overarching focus of the postdoc position and effort is on advancing the understanding of materials at high pressure-temperature conditions, and in particularly across the solid-melt transition
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The overarching focus of the postdoc position and effort is on advancing the understanding of materials at high pressure-temperature conditions, and in particularly across the solid-melt transition