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tests and electrochemical operations with molten salts that may contain actinides and lanthanides within controlled atmosphere gloveboxes. Apply chemical thermodynamic and kinetic theories to understand
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and chemistry at charged solid–liquid interfaces during liquid–solid phase transformations under controlled temperature gradients. The successful candidate will be a creative experimentalist who can
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barotropic/baroclinic ocean processes, tides, storm surge, and coastal inundation. Proficiency in scientific programming (Fortran/C/C++), Python-based analysis, version control (Git), and working in Linux/HPC
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, the development of innovative processes and technologies for recycling actinides to support sustainable fuel cycles, and the application of chemical and electrochemical principles to control and improve product
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readout and controls (e.g., SQUID-based time- or microwave-multiplexed systems) with beamline data acquisition and control (EPICS/Bluesky). Develop and maintain data acquisition, calibration, and analysis
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of chemical and electrochemical principles to control and improve product morphology, product quality, and process efficiency at engineering scales. With guidance, the appointee will : Develop novel process
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on developing a new hybrid light–matter platform that couples transition metal complexes with optical microcavities to achieve optical control over ultrafast spin conversion and charge transfer
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experiment tasks, implementing the infrastructure that handles message exchange and tool calls, and devising tools that control beamline instruments and launch simulations/analyses. You will help integrate
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The Chemical and Fuel Cycle Technologies division is seeking a Postdoctoral Appointee to join a multidisciplinary team developing processes to support molten salt reactor (MSRs) fuel cycles
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The Chemical and Fuel Cycle Technologies division is seeking a Postdoctoral Appointee to join a multidisciplinary team developing electrochemical reactions and processes in molten salt electrolytes