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Confidential Computing and Secure Multi-tenancy. The candidate will be able to make research contributions in areas of system software architectures to support secure computing enclaves on large scale
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and data fusion, agent-based modeling and digital twins, and predictive analysis for environmental and health applications. We are committed to recruiting and retaining highly motivated, creative
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Materials (MsM) group of the Advanced Computing Methods for Physical Sciences Section in CSED. The MsM group is focused on delivering multiscale, multi-fidelity computational models and systems using
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selected candidate will join the Multiscale Materials (MsM) group within the Advanced Computing Methods for Physical Sciences Section in CSED. The MsM group is dedicated to delivering multiscale, multi
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leadership-class computing systems and institutional clusters. Write robust Linux bash scripts and job submission scripts for SLURM and PBS environments, including multi-node GPU/CPU workflows, monitoring
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for creating integrated autonomous experimental synthesis and characterization cross-facility agentic-AI platforms that allow real-time guidance and control of these multi-modal experiments for targeted
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targeted properties using advanced concepts such as classifier free guided diffusion models, transformers with multi-headed attention, physics-informed neural networks, materials foundational models
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tools for tritium transport simulations in fusion devices. Support coordinated multi-physics simulations of fission reactor core, fusion device blankets, and other system components. Develop reduced-order
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against observational and experimental datasets, including data from SPRUCE, AmeriFlux towers, and other observational and experimental Compile, harmonize, and synthesize multi-source observational datasets
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evaluate novel chelators for radioactive s-, p-, and f-block metal ions. Independently execute and troubleshoot complex, multi-step organic syntheses on the multi-gram scale, including reaction