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energy conversion. We use element-specific methods such as X-ray absorption spectroscopy at synchrotron radiation sources and free-electron lasers. A wide variety of magnetic material systems are studied
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transfer-based assays. Set up instruments, material and apparatus and operate standard laboratory equipment required for specific tests. Operate various electronic devices in the collection, tabulation and
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. ● Experience with light (including fluorescent) microscopy. ● Demonstrated scientific creativity with laboratory experiments. ● Demonstrated knowledge of the mathematical and physical principles of microscopic
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and present experimental data. This includes applying computer analysis and simulation programs to interpret experimental data and characterize battery electrode materials and interfaces. Adapt and
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Characterization Facility to develop and employ novel techniques for defect characterization in solids. Core responsibilities include: Core Responsibilities: Expert on modalities in the scanning electron microscope
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not ready for non-expert users. The goal of the project is to develop both the previously demonstrated X-ray microscope mode and the holo-tomography mode. This includes developments of software
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electronics and readout systems, and exploratory detector concepts that advance blue-sky instrumentation R&D for high energy physics. The position will provide opportunities to contribute to detector design
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probing the many-body quantum wavefunction of correlated electronic states. This new quantum simulator platform may unravel the microscopic nature of high-Tc superconductivity and other correlated electron
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mills and electron microscopes. The position is closely connected to two national research initiatives focusing on the synthesis of sustainable fuels and chemicals providing many opportunities to interact
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exceptional, computationally-minded researchers to help us invent what comes next and, if you are inventive enough, to shape your own direction. If you are a physicist, computer scientist, biologist, engineer