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available in NREL’s Chemistry and Nanoscience Center to work in low temperature electrolysis, specifically in the testing of devices for performance and durability, the incorporation of catalysts, ionomers
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solar energy conversion; solar fuels; hydrogen production, storage, and utilization; fundamental materials science and chemistry; materials discovery, synthesis, and development; advanced characterization
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Chemistry, Materials Science, or equivalent. They must demonstrate expertise in: -Synthetic chemistry -Inorganic chemistry -Thermodynamics and kinetics -Thermal energy storage materials (ideally phase change
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educational requirements prior to employment start date. Additional Required Qualifications Experience in electroanalytical chemistry method development. Experience with probe microscopy methods. Excellent
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The successful candidate will have a PhD in Metallurgy, Metallurgical Engineering, Metallurgical Chemistry, or related field. The successful candidate will demonstrate experimentally-based expertise in: Metallurgy
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/10.1149/1945-7111/ac4541/meta ), assemble half- and full-cell batteries, and test their electrochemical performance against different types of battery chemistries. The candidate will also utilize post
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, heterogeneous electrocatalysis, materials science/chemistry, rheology, spectroscopic and microscopic characterization, and the effects of pressure on the fundamental mechanisms involved in charge/discharge
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of chemistry, physics, and fundamentals of bio-based materials to contribute to new research in a lignin-based sustainable building materials that are an effective alternative to concrete, based on polymer
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, Chemistry, or a closely related field with an emphasis on separations processes and engineering. Completed within the past 3 years. Expertise and experience in designing, operating, and scaling novel
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recent PhD graduate within the last three years. * Must meet educational requirements prior to employment start date. Additional Required Qualifications PhD in Chemistry, Material Science, Physics