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interact within their natural environments. Your Role This position focuses on developing learning-enabled imaging methods to guide data collection and analyze synchrotron datasets, spanning the full
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. The successful candidate will leverage fabrication capabilities available in the Center for Nanoscale Materials (CNM) to tailor the high-pressure sample environment in diamond anvil cells. To this end, two main
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instrumentation. Hands-on experience in performing experiments inside controlled environments (glovebox) is highly welcomed. Experience with fabrication of membrane electrode assemblies (MEAs) and test them in fuel
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in the cleanroom at the Center for Nanoscale Materials. The candidate will work in a collaborative environment including a network of leading researchers. Position Requirements Recent or soon-to-be
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independently and conduct research in a highly interdisciplinary environment of chemists, physicists, and materials scientists. The role will require the individual to work with experimentalists focused
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where appropriate Prepare manuscripts, conference presentations, and documentation for group meetings and sponsor deliverables Collaborate within a multidisciplinary, team-based research environment
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, etc.) and quantitative data analysis. Excellent written and oral communication skills. Ability to work effectively in a collaborative, multi-institutional team environment. Ability to model Argonne’s
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existing efforts in the group and the division. The Argonne High Energy Physics Division provides a vibrant and collaborative research environment. In addition to a strong theory program, the Division has
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environments. Communicate effectively with supervisors, peers, and Laboratory management through status updates, technical research reports, project presentations, and other regular channels. Position
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, immersive (XR), or experimental display environments Ability to create, maintain, and support high-quality research software Experience working collaboratively in multidisciplinary research teams Effective