389 parallel-processing "LCC CNRS" positions at Oak Ridge National Laboratory in United States
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characterization of isotopic material from enrichment devices, at near zero loss Responsible for executing intricate chemical conversion processes to achieve maximum yield of exceptionally pure product Train and
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Requisition Id 17026 Overview: We are seeking a Technician – Radioisotope Processing to support radioisotope processing for the 4501 Operations Group within the Medical and Industrial Isotope
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Requisition Id 16837 Overview: We are seeking a Process Systems Engineer to provide process design and system engineering support to develop, design, implement and provide operations support for a
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Requisition Id 16730 Overview: The Manufacturing Process Engineering Group within the Enrichment Science and Engineering Division (ESED) seeks applications for a Mechanical Process Engineer. The
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Requisition Id 16953 Overview: The Stable Isotope Materials and Chemistry Group (SIMC) within the Plasma Enrichment Science and Engineering Section is seeking a Stable Isotope Processing Chemist
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Requisition Id 16952 Overview: The Stable Isotope Materials and Chemistry Group (SIMC) within the Plasma Enrichment Science and Engineering Section is seeking a Stable Isotope Processing Chemist who
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challenges facing the nation. Overview: The Advanced Engineering Technologies (AET) Group is seeking a dedicated individual to support our organization. The position will involve design and process engineering
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Requisition Id 16805 Overview: We are seeking a Computer Scientist or Engineer with a focus on Vulnerability Research who will support the Cyber Resilience and Intelligence Division in the National
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Requisition Id 16712 Overview: We are seeking a Postdoctoral Research Associate in inorganic or materials chemistry/science or chemical engineer who will focus on separation, processing, and
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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