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Requisition Id 16949 Overview: We are seeking a Postdoctoral Research Associate who will focus on efforts related to gas dynamics, fluid flow, and mass transfer. This position resides in the Applied
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mechanics, statistical modeling, and linear algebra Preferred Qualifications: Experience with density matrix renormalization group and tensor network algorithm development and application. Competency with
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of Quantum Monte Carlo (QMCPACK, PYQMC) density functional theory (e.g. QE, VASP, PYSCF) and associated models to describe various properties of DOE-relevant quantum materials. The Materials Theory Group has a
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complex magnets via interpretable machine-learning models, and develop improved AI models that can accelerate prediction of new synthesizable magnet candidates with high energy density and critical
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Qualifications: Experience with probabilistic programming frameworks such as PyMC, Stan, NumPyro, or similar. Experience with system dynamics or compartmental modeling — stock-and-flow formulations, feedback
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transmission and scanning electron microscopy, SIMS, APT, and related methods. Set up and perform experiments involving vacuum pumps, flow meters, and microfluidic reactors to conduct experiments to study model
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on-site, along with their associated supportive technologies (such as solar photovoltaics, solar thermal systems, wind power, renewable fuels, geothermal solutions, battery storage, thermal storage, and
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modeling, optimal power flow (OPF), surrogate modeling, and data-driven analysis of large-scale electric power system simulations on DOE leadership-class computing resources. The candidate is expected
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to accelerate multiscale materials and flow sciences. Major Duties/Responsibilities: Collaborate within a multi-disciplinary research environment consisting of computational scientists, computer scientists
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of gallium, graphite and rare earth elements from brine and minerals. Conduct research in benchmarking newly developed critical material separation processes relative to the current state of the art. Research