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of the Accelerator Systems Division (ASD), Advanced Photon Source (APS) is hiring a postdoctoral researcher for a multi-year appointment. The postdoctoral researcher will work to develop and deploy advanced AI/ML
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University of Notre Dame to develop novel on-chip superconducting quantum detectors with magnetic targets for low-energy axion dark matter detection. Key Responsibilities: Develop superconducting hybrid
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needs. As a part of this team, you will : Develop, build and test equipment and perform molten salt separations which support the development of a secure fuel supply for MSRs and nuclear fuel cycle
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supporting a broad external user community by providing scientific and technical expertise for experiments and operations in CNM’s cleanroom. Key Responsibilities Develop and lead a strong research program in
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characterization capabilities, and leadership-class computing resources at the Argonne Leadership Computing Facility. Key Responsibilities Lead and develop a research program in AI-enabled autonomous materials
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materials to other analytical measurements. Apply chemical, electrochemical, and metallurgical principles to understand degradation mechanisms, develop predictive models, and improve material formulations
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networking, distributed quantum computing, quantum-system architectures, or closely related areas. Develop models, algorithms, simulation capabilities, and research software for the design and evaluation
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Group and the broader MSD community. The successful candidate will be expected to develop innovative research directions, publish impactful results in leading scientific journals, contribute to proposal
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with internal and external research partners to advance project objectives and meet program milestones Analyze experimental data and prepare reports, technical presentations, and updates for internal
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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