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., transient absorption and emission), including laser operation, optical alignment, detector interfacing, and data analysis Excellent written and verbal communication skills Ability to model Argonne’s core
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The Materials Science Division (MSD) at Argonne National Lab (ANL) is looking for an experimental postdoctoral candidate to conduct fundamental research in the areas of optically addressable atomic
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(microelectromechanical systems) devices for X-ray optics at synchrotron radiation sources. Some background of the project is given in the publications listed below. The idea is to make highly nonlinear MEMS-based
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qubit-based quantum processors and connect them via a campus-scale fiber-optic network. The postdocs will design and fabricate superconducting transmon qubits and microwave-optical quantum transducers and
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) applications. This research aims to advance the fundamental understanding of quantum emitters by investigating their atomic structures and correlating them with optical properties. Emission dynamics will be
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the electronic, magnetic, and optical properties of 2D materials at ultrafast timescales, which holds promises for developing new energy technologies. The candidate is responsible for conceiving, planning, and
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robust 3D imaging technique suitable across diverse scientific communities. This project has two interconnected aims. The first is to create an accurate “digital twin” of the experiment through end-to-end
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completed. Knowledge of x-ray/optical/electron physics, including diffraction, optics, detectors, scattering etc. Experience with deep learning (DL) libraries such as Tensorflow, PyTorch, JAX etc. Experience
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for quantum information science, but many open questions remain regarding how to control the morphology and crystallinity of these host materials for exemplary performace as hosts for optically addressable spin
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) and in-house capabilities (e.g., scanning probe microscopy, optical holographic imaging, scanning electron microscopy). The work involves designing and performing experiments, interpretation and