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publications and/or relevant meeting presentations) are highly encouraged to apply. Essential Duties and Responsibilities: Perform biochemical and chemical analysis to determine the consequences of various
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and synchrotron radiation, with the goal of informing component design, shielding, and electronics protection strategies. The successful candidate will work closely with the beam optics, lattice, and
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correlation to the electrochemical performance of the active electrode materials synthesized by the Center. Examples of the samples could be metal oxides with carbon positioned between the layers, and metal
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materials and their unique physical phenomena, such as metal-insulator transitions, charge-spin-lattice correlations, and the critical role of defects and interfaces. Utilizing state-of-the-art electron
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materials and associated heterostructures, such as those based on 2D transition-metal dichalcogenides (TMDCs), and perform nanofabrication and electrical characterization of 2D heterostructure devices using
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will collaborate closely with NSLS-II staff while developing cutting edge sample preparation and data analysis techniques that enable the next generation of the XCFS methodology. In addition
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complex terrain regions. CMAS does this by innovating on the fronts of meteorological data acquisition, analysis, and interpretation (https://www.bnl.gov/cmas/). The CMAS work portfolio is conducted within
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., EBL, physical vapor deposition, ALD etc.) and critical dimension (CD) measurements & analysis using scanning electron microscopy (SEM) and CD analysis software. You communicate effectively, verbally and
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computational resources for data analysis. This position offers a dynamic, collaborative environment, engaging with experts across plant biology, microbiology, structural biology, and computational sciences and
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or heterogeneous catalysis of small molecule activation. Density functional theory applications to transition-metal containing molecular complexes. Hybrid quantum mechanics/molecular mechanics (QM/MM) methods