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, chemicals and materials production technologies for their energy consumption, environmental impacts and production cost. Current research efforts include examination of: 1) electro-fuel production technology
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The Multiphysics Computation Section at Argonne National Laboratory is seeking to hire a postdoctoral appointee for performing multi-physics and multi-scale CFD simulations of aviation gas turbine
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The Chemical Sciences and Engineering Division is seeking a highly qualified and motivated postdoctoral researcher to join our team in the area of light-matter interactions, with a particular focus
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including engineering, economics, and environmental science. Experience developing mathematical or computational models for simulation and optimization of energy/economic systems in ASPEN Plus® and/or Julia
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the Hadronic Physics Team, part of the Medium Energy Group in the Physics Division, comprising nine staff members, two engineers, and postdocs and students. Our diverse program includes leading electron
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The Argonne Leadership Computing Facility’s (ALCF) mission is to accelerate major scientific discoveries and engineering breakthroughs for humanity by designing and providing world-leading computing
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computer science or related computational engineering disciplines. Experience with simulation frameworks for complex computer systems and architectures. Some knowledge of accelerator (CUDA, SYCL, HIP) and scientific
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The Multiphysics Computation Section at Argonne National Laboratory is seeking to hire a postdoctoral appointee. The successful candidate’s research will involve synergistic collaborations with a
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Qualifications: Ph.D. (completed within the past 0-5 years) in computer science, electrical engineering, applied mathematics, or a related field. Strong proficiency in Python, with additional experience in C, C
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scholarly work or industry experience in economic and supply chain analysis, computational modeling, or policy analysis. Excellent oral and written communication skills in scientific and engineering contexts