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and national challenges. Position Description The Electron-Ion Collider (EIC) project is seeking an accelerator physicist at the postdoc level to join the accelerator design team. Core duties are
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based on two first-of-their-kind NION scanning transmission electron microscopes. In this postdoc position, you will be a member of the Electron Microscopy group and be mentored by scientists at CFN
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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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.) and electrical device data analysis including transistor characteristics. You communicate effectively, verbally and in writing, evidenced by peer-reviewed publications and conference presentations
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. The realization of this facility is a top priority for the QCD community in the United States. The BNL EIC group has played a major role in developing the EIC’s scientific case, building detector subsystems, and
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of particle-matter interactions Excellent written and verbal communication skills Preferred Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities: Experience modeling synchrotron radiation and beam loss effects in accelerators
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; (ii) assess the spatiotemporal patterns of extreme heat and air quality impacts across the diverse urban landscape; (iii) evaluate the efficacy and social equity of mitigative actions across communities
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materials Excellent written and oral communication skills, be self-motivated and able to work both independently and as a part of a multi-institutional team. Ability to interact effectively with a varied
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the broader scientific community. In addition, together with the Collider-Accelerator Department, the Biology Department manages the NASA Space Radiation Laboratory which study the effects of space
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. Experience on TEM sample preparation. Effective communication skills, verbally and through writing. Background in crystallography and solid-state physics Demonstrated ability of characterizing beam-sensitive