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The National Synchrotron Light Source II (NSLS-II) at Brookhaven National Laboratory seeks a leader for the Hard X-Ray Methods Program within the Physical Sciences & Research Operations Division
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oxides with polymer either on the surface or between the layers. Various scanning/transmission electron microscopy (S/TEM) methods, including aberration corrected atomic imaging, electron diffraction, and
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detailed Security Assessment Plans including contributing to the development of assessment methods appropriate to the desired level of assurance. Collect assessment evidence, working with various
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Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities: 6-yrs total experience composed of 4-yrs apprenticeship plus 2-yrs experience, or 6-8 yrs. total experience composed of formal trade school plus minimum 2-yrs experience
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Condensed Matter Theory Group within the Division focuses on band structure theory, tensor-network models and DMRG, analytical methods for low dimensional systems, and on other aspects of strongly correlated
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of microelectronics. This is a 2 year appointment. Essential Duties and Responsibilities: Design and fabricate test patterns and microelectronics samples for x-ray characterizations. Explore a method for producing
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: Previous experience as a teaching assistant supporting summer STEM programming at a Department of Energy National Laboratory Previous experience teaching or assisting in a formal (classroom) or informal (out
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scattering experiments on correlated quantum materials. The results will be interpreted alongside state-of-the-art theory and advanced data science methods. Essential Duties and Responsibilities: Performing
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plasma reactive ion etching (ICP-RIE), and other characterization methods including transmission electron microscopy (TEM). You have demonstrated experimental experience in nanofabrication processes (e.g
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, and patterning methods for improving the performance of 2D steep-slope devices. You will perform integration and nanofabrication of 2D-3D and 2D-membrane semiconductor heterostructures using