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, used as local, magnetically selective passive probes of the noise environment at the surfaces, interfaces, and thin films from which superconducting devices are built. The central research goal is to
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Biological Sciences within the Ames National Laboratory, a Department of Energy National Laboratory affiliated with Iowa State University, is searching for a qualified Postdoctoral Research Associate
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Science and Engineering is searching for a qualified Postdoctoral Research Associate to conduct experimental research focused on the synthesis, discovery, and characterization of new ferromagnetic materials
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, interfaces, and heterostructures, with particular interest in the superconducting order parameter, thermal and induced quasiparticles, two-level systems, the effects of controlled disorder and emergent
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mechanochemistry, ball milling, powder processing, or mechanically assisted synthesis is desirable. Experience with wet-chemistry or hydrometallurgical methods, extraction, or recycling of rare earths and other
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laboratories, utilizing real-world utility data and models to address practical and impactful challenges in modern power systems. The selected candidate will contribute to the development of innovative solutions
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, scientists, and industry stakeholders through exceptional education, groundbreaking research, and world-class clinical and diagnostic services. Every day, we work to elevate animal health, enhance productivity
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research on the synthesis and characterization of novel inorganic and intermetallic magnetic materials, including compounds that may contain rare-earth elements. The successful candidate will collaborate
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Laboratory, a Department of Energy National Laboratory affiliated with Iowa State University, is searching for a qualified Postdoctoral Research Associate. The successful candidate will develop biological
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genetic traits. The end goal is to produce food, fuel, and fiber in a more efficient and economical way for the benefit of people and the environment around the world. We are applying science to advance