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for predicting the reliability of high-temperature structural components. This involves working with various continuum damage mechanics models and statistical reliability models. The goal is to enhance engineering
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development of next-generation AI approaches. The successful candidate will perform quantum mechanical calculations to investigate catalytic active sites and reaction mechanisms in heterogeneous catalytic
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techniques, and evaluating mechanical, electrical, and dielectric performance. The researcher is expected to design and execute independent research while contributing to multidisciplinary team projects
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, synthesize, and characterize new recyclable polymer systems, while evaluating their thermomechanical properties. The position also offers the opportunity to investigate catalytic reaction mechanisms through
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emphasize processing–microstructure–property-performance relationships under temperature, irradiation, corrosion, mechanical stress conditions. The successful candidate will integrate additive manufacturing
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support from existing and new research sponsors Position Requirements Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Mining Engineering, or a closely related discipline completed in the past 5 years
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techniques, which would be advantageous for specific research objectives. Proficiency in optical characterization of diamond surfaces and other NV-decoherence mechanisms, offering additional insights
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scientific discovery. Research areas include solid-state batteries with lithium and sodium metal anodes, as well as the morphology evolution of materials coupled with electrochemical and mechanical phenomena
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the last five years) or soon-to-be completed Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering, Materials Science, Mechanical Engineering, Chemistry, Nuclear Engineering, or related field. Knowledge and experience in
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). Position Requirements Ph.D. in electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, physics, or a related field completed within the past five years or soon-to-be completed Experience in X-ray scattering is