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among material composition, processing, structure, and performance. The research will aim for electronic, ionic and advanced energy material system. Position Requirements Recent or soon-to-be-completed
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solid electrolytes. We are seeking candidates who will be able to design experiments and develop methodologies to design material compositions, ink rheological properties, and coating and drying process
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partners. Responsibilities will include designing and conducting experiments, developing slurry-based processing methods, building and operating materials recovery systems, analyzing material transport and
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addition to research activities, the candidate will be expected to play a pivotal role in mentoring students and fellow post-docs on various material-centric projects, fostering an environment of knowledge sharing and
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will join the LCA and Technology Assessment Department within the Energy Systems and Infrastructure Analysis Division and contribute to research evaluating the energy, environmental, material, and
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formulations, including performance enhancing additives. Industrial experience with materials synthesis including material plating & solution-based processing. Experience with glovebox operation Skilled in
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this role, you will also contribute to material preparation and characterization using laboratory-based analytical tools, including electron microscopy and atomic force microscopy. This is an exciting
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. Responsibilities include planning experiments, analyzing complex datasets, developing mechanistic understanding of material behavior, publishing research findings in high-impact journals, presenting results
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to understand material behavior and improve next-generation energy storage technologies. Key Responsibilities Develop and synthesize layered oxide precursor materials using a continuously stirred tank reactor
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pressure, and high strain rates, in effort to address outstanding scientific questions regarding material behavior near and across the solid-melt transition and into the melt region. Measurements will be