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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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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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multiple showers each day and wear PPE (PAPRS, protective clothing, battery packs, respirators, gloves) and stand on hard surfaces for prolonged periods of time. Required to wear protective clothing and
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for observational research and clinical trials. The primary role of this position is to accurately administer, and score standardized neuropsychological test batteries to older adult research participants with and
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Psychologists specializing in Neuropsychology. This individual will be responsible for the administration of a battery of standardized cognitive tests to elderly research participants and patients
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foot patrol when working assigned areas. Testifies in court if subpoenaed. 25% - Other Field Operations Uses jumper cables to start vehicle batteries as needed to assist campus community members
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including, but not limited to, twisting bulbs, turning dials, changing batteries, and pushing buttons; able to move in confined spaces; able to repetitively lift, push, or pull up to 50 pounds The flexibility
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closely with campus stakeholders- including the Sustainability and Energy Management departments- to manage solar PV projects, microgrid development, and the integration of solar power, battery storage, and
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barricades, bollards, cones, and other traffic control mechanisms to aid in special events or alternate parking areas when necessary. With appropriate tools, gives battery jumps and tire inflation service as
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Job Summary The primary role of this position is to accurately administer and score standardized neuropsychological test batteries, evaluate cognitive status of potential participants (i.e. complete