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Laboratory (ORNL) and you will join our team as part of the Department of Energy’s Nanoscale Science Research Center MEERCAT project. As part of our research team, you will investigate excitonic and electronic
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) advanced cooling solutions for energy systems; (3) thermal management for electronics and data centers; and (4) separation processes for building environments. Develop experimental setup, problem-solving
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correlated electron systems Proficiency with scripting or programmatic languages, such as Python, c, and matlab Excellent written and oral communication skills. Motivated self-starter with the ability to work
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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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outside of the laboratory to advance the scientific mission of the group, laboratory, the Department of Energy and other sponsors. Mentor early career research staff, postdocs, and students Interact with
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for characterization and analysis of membranes and composites including X-ray/neutron powder diffraction, electron microscopy and lithium analysis using ICP, NMR, etc. Collaborate with ORNL postdocs and staff who
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your application or have them sent to [email protected] (For postdocs, use [email protected] ) with the position title and number referenced in the subject line. Instructions to upload
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Phenomenological modeling of dynamics/transport behaviors in complex systems, including strongly correlated electron systems Experience in analyzing data from scattering experiments Work with others to maintain a
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computing), EMT simulations, and power electronics control. Major Duties/Responsibilities: Develop electromagnetic transient (EMT) models for transmission or distribution grids, synchronous generators, large
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you meet the three-year residency requirement, you will be required to obtain a PIV credential to maintain employment. Postdocs: Applicants cannot have received their Ph.D. more than five years prior