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Requisition Id 16712 Overview: We are seeking a Postdoctoral Research Associate in inorganic or materials chemistry/science or chemical engineer who will focus on separation, processing, and
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mechanical testing to uncover processing–microstructure–property relationships. The candidate will have opportunities to interact with multidisciplinary teams and contribute to high-impact publications and
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this role, you will study buried interfaces, defects, and charge-transfer processes in vertically integrated semiconductor structures. The research will focus on low-dimensional and emerging materials
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deformation, strengthening, and failure in advanced alloys. The research will focus on integrating microstructure characterization, in situ diffraction techniques, and mechanical testing to uncover processing
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opportunity by fostering a respectful workplace – in how we treat one another, work together, and measure success Basic Qualifications: A Ph.D. in Condensed Mather Physics, Materials Science and Engineering, or
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AI/ML surrogate models for inverse design of new materials and processes, incorporating simulated and experimental multi-modal datasets. Develop AI/ML approaches to bridge length- and time-scales in
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materials within the uranium fuel cycle. Research topic areas will be related to understanding the effects of material processing on chemical and physical observables and translating this understanding
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guided by AI/ML, remote sensing, process-based modeling, field observations and experiments, and advanced analytical techniques. Major Duties/Responsibilities: Independently and collaboratively lead field
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publication in relevant areas such as computer architecture, HPC, quantum computing, compilers/runtime systems, or heterogeneous computing. Special Requirements: Postdocs: Applicants cannot have received
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research will involve Python scripting within the Thermo Fisher AutoScript environment to control operation of the microscope beam, stage, detectors, and spectrometers, with a particular emphasis on annular