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The Berkeley Lab's Scientific Data Division is hiring a User Experience Researcher. This division collaborates with experts to develop data science methods, technologies, and infrastructures
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the final candidate’s qualifications and experience, including skills, knowledge, relevant education, certifications, plus also aligned with the internal peer group. This position may be subject to a
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for earth system and climate science. What You Will Do: Develop and apply reactive transport models to quantify weathering rates of silicate amendments at field scale. Integrate diverse data
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, the wider scientific community, and prepare results for publication in scientific journals, conference presentations and reports. You will be expected to generate at least two first author papers per year
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collection, metrics analysis, and technical assistance. Develop training materials on demand flexibility related topics for workforce development. Resolve a wide range of complex problems in creative and
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. Responsibilities: Provide technical expertise in organic, polymer, or nanoparticle synthesis, characterization, and assembly at liquid-liquid interfaces. Develop new concepts for directing pattern generation in
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processes. You will organize results for presentation and viewing by project team members, the wider scientific community, and prepare results for publication in scientific journals, conference presentations
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of the group. What You Will Do: Use simulations to model and predict detector behavior, contributing to the optimization of detector design. Collaborate with technical and research colleagues to develop
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skills, knowledge, relevant education, certifications, plus also aligned with the internal peer group. This position may be subject to a background check. Any convictions will be evaluated to determine if
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to the optimization of detector design. Collaborate with technical and research colleagues to develop prototype detector systems. Design, set up, and execute experiments to characterize and evaluate detector