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Lawrence Berkeley National Lab’s (LBNL ) Energy Storage & Distributed Resources Division has an opening for a Battery Cathode Postdoctoral Fellow to join the team. In this exciting role, you will
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electrolyte materials development for next generation (i.e., beyond Li-ion) batteries. In this exciting role, you will lead the synthetic development of functional organic and polymeric materials that can be
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for helping the development and growing of an impactful research program in understanding and improving the thermal management and characterization of electrochemical batteries under different and extreme
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The Energy Storage and Distributed Resources Division (ESDR) works on developing advanced batteries and fuel cells for transportation and stationary energy storage, grid-connected technologies for a
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-conversion technologies, with a focus on hydrogen (generation and use), hydrogen-based energy storage (flow batteries), CO2 reduction, and electrochemical chemical transformations. Collaborating with a diverse
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electrode manufacturing science for Li-ion batteries, PEM fuel cells, and electrolyzers. You will work to determine and improve performance and durability of electrodes for all of these systems. This will
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electrolysis materials and cells. Interact with the LBNL electrolysis and electrochemistry community (with extensive experience in batteries, modeling of batteries, electrolyzers and fuel cells, electrode
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Resource Research and Innovation Center (LiRRIC). MINES postdocs collaborate across disciplines to enable revolutionary advances in battery materials development from natural mineral resources
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Scholar will direct and carry out diagnostic investigations of advanced energy storage systems; perform research that will define the fundamental issues affecting rechargeable battery performance; study the
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multi-family buildings to have a PV system and be battery-ready. Rapidly building affordable housing while meeting its ambitious energy and climate goals remains one of the state’s most pressing