20 complex-systems Postdoctoral positions at Oak Ridge National Laboratory in Postdoctoral
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the design and operation of next-generation thermal systems, developing strategies to model, optimize, predict, and autonomously control thermal systems behavior in complex systems. The candidate will
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cold labs house state-of-the-art instruments including a triple-quad ICP mass spectrometer, single-crystal X-ray diffractometer, potentiometric titrators, and ultrafast laser systems. Our radiochemistry
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models of gas transport and process behavior in industrial systems Collaborate with a team of scientists from across the national laboratory complex on modeling efforts Extend process flow modeling across
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Postdoctoral Research Associate - Multifunctional Equipment Integration Energy Conversion Technology
Requisition Id 16999 Overview: We are seeking a Postdoctoral Researcher who will focus on conducting, coordinating, and reporting complex research assignments related to advanced thermal and energy
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software that allow time-evolving models of complex systems to be calibrated against sparse, indirect, and uncertain observations. The group develops and maintains an open-source Python framework
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for application to nuclear, or similarly complex, thermal energy systems. Experience with open-source CFD codes such as OpenFOAM or Nek5000, and/or commercial CFD codes such as STAR-CCM+, ANSYS or COMSOL. Knowledge
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Laboratory (ORNL). As part of our team, you will study complex materials, form engineering solutions, and develop new techniques to study engineered systems and develop techniques to address physical
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and functionalized sorbents for the selective extraction and recovery of gallium (Ga), germanium (Ge), and other critical minerals from complex zinc-processing feedstocks. The successful candidate will
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data-model integration, leveraging the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Leadership-Class Computing Facilities to advance predictive understanding of complex environmental systems. Major Duties
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. This position resides in the Multifunctional Equipment Integration Group in the Thermal Systems Science Section, Buildings and Transportation Science Division, Energy Science and Technology Directorate at Oak