66 composite-materials-postdoc research jobs at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
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of scientists and engineers making significant impacts in stride in the fields of materials science and energy. Join our dynamic team at the The Materials Sciences Division , where we are pioneering the future
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-Equilibrium Conditions (NPNEQ) aims to enable predictive simulations of materials far from equilibrium to drive research in quantum materials and attosecond strong-field physics. The NPNEQ seeks a postdoc to
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Science Acceleration Program (NESAP). NESAP postdocs collaborate with scientific teams to enable the solution of deep, meaningful problems across all program areas funded by the Department of Energy Office
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Science Acceleration Program (NESAP). NESAP postdocs collaborate with scientific teams to enable the solution of deep, meaningful problems across all program areas funded by the Department of Energy Office
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Exascale Science Acceleration Program (NESAP). NESAP postdocs collaborate with scientific teams to enable the solution of deep, meaningful problems across all program areas funded by the Department of Energy
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Lawrence Berkeley National Lab’s (LBNL ) has an opening for a Material Sciences Postdoctoral Fellow to join the team. In this exciting role, you will be part of the Non-Equilibrium Magnetic
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Lawrence Berkeley National Lab (LBNL ) is an inclusive and supportive community of scientists and engineers making significant impacts in stride in the fields of materials science and energy. Join
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such as atomic layer deposition, thin film deposition (e-beam and metal-sputter deposition), and electrodeposition. Work in concert with team members conducting structural and functional materials
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collaborative environment. You will develop materials and correlative Spectro-microscopic workflows to characterize material and devices. In your work you will use advanced electron and optical methods
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energy, protecting human health, creating new materials, and revealing the origin and fate of the universe. Founded in 1931, Berkeley Lab’s scientific expertise has been recognized with 16 Nobel prizes