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particulate processing technologies such as drying, fluidized-bed, high-shear, and steam agglomeration, as well as pilot-scale ingredient development. Experience in physicochemical, techno-functional, and
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The postdoctoral appointee will be part of a multidisciplinary team developing an innovative electrochemical rotating packed bed reactor platform for energy-efficient separation of elements from
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volcanic geohazards, a cryospheric sensor test bed, wind and waves in Arctic sea ice, and cross-initiative applications of infrasound sensing. Together, these initiatives bring researchers from across
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) | Pasadena, California | United States | 20 days ago
away from landing sites). Past work has identified martian protodunes, some with distinctive ripple beds and some with observed changes. This research opportunity aims to quantitatively tie
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with engineered coastal defence structures, natural defences, single and multiple buildings with different characteristics founded on solid and mobile sediment beds. This rich dataset has only been
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of advanced manufacturing systems - including powder bed, directed energy deposition, machining, polymer, and convergent manufacturing systems – used to produce critical components from advanced
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acoustic imaging and spectroscopic tools to monitor AM processing of metal alloy and ceramic powders using direct energy deposition and powder bed laser sintering. Familiarity with one or more material