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. Excellent communication skills, capable of crafting and presenting complex information effectively to a variety of audiences. Ability to work collaboratively in a multidisciplinary team setting. Commitment
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unconventional sources. The successful candidate will work on continuous hydrometallurgical processing approaches for selective and efficient recovery of critical materials relevant to energy innovation
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unconventional sources. The successful candidate will work on a project focused on integrating selective heating with continuous hydrometallurgical processing, for recovery of critical materials relevant to energy
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options for UNF and related separations flowsheets, with an emphasis on hands-on experimental work in radiochemistry laboratory environments. Responsibilities include designing, building, modifying, and
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a cryogenic superconducting electromagnet. This position description documents the general nature and level of work but is not intended to be a comprehensive list of all activities, duties and
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will primarily involve organic synthesis lab work and analysis of new materials. Previous experience with electrochemical analysis or battery materials testing is a bonus. The candidate will design or
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of superconducting devices, quantum photonics, and advanced instrumentation. You will work in a collaborative national laboratory environment with access to exceptional facilities, expert colleagues, and the chance to
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materials. This position will primarily involve organic synthesis lab work and analysis of new materials, with some supplemental electrochemical testing. Previous experience with electrochemical analysis
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with data analysis and technical documentation; and contributing to publications, reports, and sponsor deliverables. The successful candidate will work closely with staff researchers and technical teams
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communication skills, as well as the ability to work effectively in a multidisciplinary research environment. Major Action and Supporting Actions : Conducts experimental programs in in-situ and ex-situ ion