16 parallel-processing-bioinformatics Postdoctoral positions at National Renewable Energy Laboratory NREL
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candidate will have extensive experience with mathematical optimization formulations and algorithms and their application to physical systems. Additionally, the candidate will be familiar with parallel
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and characterizing changes in PV systems across imagery collected at different points in time. Processing and analyzing large geospatial, image, and PV operational datasets. Integrating image-derived
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bioinformatics datasets (whole genome sequencing, transcriptomics, proteomics, metabolomics, genome scale modeling, metabolic flux analysis). . Job Application Submission Window The anticipated closing window
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research and development with a focus on lab work to support lithium-ion-battery materials development projects and critical mineral/material separation and electrochemical processing projects. The
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ideally machine learning algorithms applied to metabolite and/or other mass spectrometry data sets Have a strong foundation of data analysis, including an understanding of bioinformatics tools and
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critical mineral extraction and processing projects for the Building Thermal Energy Sciences Group. The successful candidate will conduct advanced research focused on the extraction, recovery
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, characterization, and/or processing of materials, and/or experience with bulk crystal growth, epitaxial growth, or growth of polycrystalline/amorphous thin films. Additional skills in metal machining
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critical process parameters (CPPs) for key unit operations and determining how feedstock variability and processing conditions affect intermediate quality, product performance, process robustness, and
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electrode assemblies and impacts of processing and chemical nature on structure, performance and durability of PEM electrolysis electrodes. Experience in testing PEM electrolyzers. Demonstrated track
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properties through diagnostics such as limiting current and electrochemical impedance spectroscopy. An understanding of electrode morphology and impacts of processing and chemical nature on structure