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data and develop data-driven methods for predicting land loss and ecosystem transitions in wetland-rich landscapes of the Gulf Coast with a focus on coastal Louisiana. This candidate will directly
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Requisition Id 16867 Overview: We are seeking a Postdoctoral Research Associate in Robotics and Navigation who will focus on developing an autonomous underground exploration and mapping robotic
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responsible for delivering high impact research on the development of novel molecules, materials, and methods for ion recognition and stimuli-responsive separations. You will work very closely with specialists
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experimental investigations related to understanding process effects on chemical and physical observables of nuclear fuel cycle materials; improving existing and developing novel nuclear forensics indicators
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of large-scale geospatial and time-series datasets. The candidate will develop and evaluate multimodal AI models to characterize vegetation and land-surface dynamics and quantify ecosystem responses and
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and development necessary for the practical implementation of those solutions. Interpret, report, and present research concepts and results to national audiences at all levels. Write peer-reviewed
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five-year mission of the ORNL Quantum Science Center (QSC) to establish a quantum-accelerated computing ecosystem for scientific applications. The successful candidate will develop, test, and evaluate
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regular interactions with fellow research staff, peer reviewers, research sponsors, and to prepare reports, proposals, and presentations. Special Requirements: This is a temporary 24-month position
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Division (MSTD) at Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL), and who will focus on ORNL's continued development of methods to quantify shear (yield) strength of monolithic ceramic materials as a function of
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to develop a mechanistic understanding of deformation, strengthening, and failure in advanced alloys. The research will focus on integrating microstructure characterization, in situ diffraction techniques, and