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Summary Michigan Technological University is seeking a Postdoctoral Scholar for our Physics department. The position is part of a collaboration with Brookhaven National Laboratory, to develop next
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). The research program focuses on physics beyond the Standard Model (BSM), including the hierarchy problem, naturalness, dark matter (with particular emphasis on the ultralight mass regime), the precision frontier
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bench-scale work and pilot-scale validation. This postdoctoral researcher will work in an interdisciplinary team at the interface of mineral processing, extractive metallurgy, and process scale-up
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, Physics or related field. The successful candidate should demonstrate a strong background in liquid atomization and experimental fluid mechanics. Strong ability to analyze analytical data sets. Experience
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programming language is desirable; strong mathematical, statistical, and analytical reasoning skills. Work Environment and/or Physical Demands The work environment is that of a typical lab or office setting
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community-level adaptation. The successful candidate will contribute to all stages of the ethnographic research process: developing rapport and access with community and business partners, conducting semi
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Collaborate with Dr. Stuart Jones, AWRI-based researchers, and other international scientists Manage large geospatial datasets Develop, use, and refine process-based models of lake physics and biogeochemistry
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with a wide variety of backgrounds and viewpoints Work Environment and/or Physical Demands WORK ENVIRONMENT: The work environment characteristics described here are representative of those an employee
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, citizenship, age, disability or protected veteran status. Required Degree Doctorate Minimum Requirements Ph.D. in biology, chemistry, or physics, or, Ph.D. in education with evidence of deep disciplinary
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(NewFoS) Science and Technology Center Connections in Quantum Information Science: A Sound Leap Required qualifications A Ph.D. in engineering, mechanics, physics, mathematics, or a related field. The