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Requisition Id 16386 Overview: We are seeking a Postdoctoral Research Associate to conduct advanced research on the mechanical behavior and microstructure evolution of advanced structural alloys
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to develop a mechanistic understanding of deformation, strengthening, and failure in advanced alloys. The research will focus on integrating microstructure characterization, in situ diffraction techniques, and
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) for microstructural characterization of materials. Correlate irradiation conditions to the post-irradiation performance of novel materials. Coordinate with hot-cell personnel to collect post-irradiation mechanical
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mechanisms and experience in the processing, testing, and characterization of ceramic materials. This position resides within the Radiation Effects and Microstructural Analysis Group (REMAG) in the Materials
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commercial (e.g. Abaqus, ANSYS, etc.) and/or open-source finite element (FE) codes (e.g., MOOSE, DAMASK, etc.) is required. Experience with microstructural modeling (e.g. crystal plasticity) applied to fatigue
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metallurgy. The candidate is expected to join the research team focusing on designing alloys through mechanical alloying and experimentally investigating microstructure-property-process relationships in metal
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, Mechanical Engineering or a related field completed within the last 5 years Experience in ceramics and brittle materials, experimental contact mechanics, and microstructural characterization This position
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thermophysical properties of nuclear ceramics, composites, and related fusion materials. Conduct detailed microstructural and defect characterization of irradiated materials using advanced techniques such as
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, digital twin, surrogate and reduced-order models and machine learning tools for part qualification and quantification of distortion, residual stress, microstructure and fatigue. Effective interpersonal
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Hands on experience in the mechanical testing of metallic materials and associated theory Experience with destructive characterization and identification of metal alloy microstructures and underlying