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The Physics Division at Argonne National Laboratory invites you to apply for a postdoctoral position beginning fall 2024 at Argonne’s Trace Radioisotope Analysis Center (TRACER). TRACER specializes
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candidate will conduct research related to a wide range of topic areas including the analysis of energy and power systems, optimization of veriable energy resources, electricity market design and operation
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measurements at the Center for Nanoscale Materials and analysis of these data. The in-situ experiments will be driven by external electric fields and relevant optical stimuli. Although exceptional candidates in
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chemical analysis methods (e.g., SEM, TEM, XRD, XPS, FTIR) Strong background in laboratory practices and data analysis Excellent written and verbal communication skills Demonstrated ability to work
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techniques, and carry out any required data analysis. Position Requirements • Experience working with Lorentz Transmission Electron Microscopy. • Strong background in Materials Science or Physics. • Min
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for bioprocessing applications. The position will include designing automated experimental systems, electrode synthesis or surface modification, and integration of experimental findings with system-level analysis
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financial models. The position will include the analysis of hydropower operation and expansion, optimization and equilibrium, market penetration, and interdependencies. This description documents the general
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models; 2. Statistical methods, analysis, and inference for large-scale computational simulator applications; 3. Uncertainty representation, quantification and propagation; and 4. Scalable data science
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from academia, national laboratories and industry on advanced synchrotron X-ray, electron microscopy characterization, interfacial analysis, and full-cell prototyping. Position Requirements Recent
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techniques in interfacial science; and mathematical techniques and computer programming for data analysis. Considerable skill in working interactively and productively in a multidisciplinary environment Good