249 Materials Science uni jobs at Oak Ridge National Laboratory in usa in United States
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Materials Science, Chemistry, Electrochemical Engineering, Chemical Engineering or related discipline. Preferred Qualifications: Strong materials synthesis and chemistry background Strong publication record
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Sciences Division at ORNL (https://www.ornl.gov/group/smg ). Projects include the development of polymeric foam insulation materials with very high effective thermal resistivity and polymeric facers
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Security & Counterproliferation Group in the Materials Characterization & Modeling Section, Nuclear Nonproliferation Division, National Security Sciences Directorate, at ORNL. As part of our team, you will
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Requisition Id 13094 Overview: We are seeking a Senior Packaging Engineer who will focus on Packaging Engineering support. This position resides in the Transportation Management (TM) Group within
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. An extensive background in the principles of materials science as related to materials processing is required. Experience in additive manufacturing, advanced manufacturing processes, and computational materials
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knowledgebase. This position resides in the Advanced Nuclear Materials Group in the Materials in Extremes Section, Materials Science and Technology Division, Physical Science Directorate, at Oak Ridge National
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Requisition Id 13048 Overview: We are seeking a Nuclear Operations Advanced Technology Technician who will focus on production, handling, and packaging of a variety of nuclear materials, as
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Requisition Id 13047 Overview: We are seeking a Nuclear Operations Advanced Technology Technician who will focus on production, handling, and packaging of a variety of nuclear materials, as
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Requisition Id 13083 Overview: As a U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Office of Science national laboratory, Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) has an extraordinary 80-year history of solving
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. You’ll have the opportunity to take advantage of resources at ORNL, and in particular, at the Center for Nanophase Materials Sciences (CNMS) and neutron scattering at the Spallation Neutron Source (SNS) as