20 computer-programmer-"University-of-Reading" Postdoctoral research jobs at Brookhaven Lab
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strong interest in and experience with the LHC scientific program This position has a high level of interaction with an international and multicultural scientific community. The Omega Group in the Physics
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(HL-LHC) upgrade. BNL serves as the host laboratory for the U.S. ATLAS Operations Program, the U.S. ATLAS HL-LHC Upgrade Project, the ATLAS Tier-1 computing facility, and is an active U.S. ATLAS Center
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Apply Now Job ID JR101897Date posted 07/07/2025 The Condensed Matter Physics and Materials Science Division (CMPMSD)at Brookhaven National Laboratory conducts a wide-ranging research program
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portfolio that includes studies for the Electron-Ion collider. Propose, plan and perform scientific investigations in pursuit of scientific and technological excellence in all aspects of Particle Physics
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to take a leading role in studying the origin of Lambda hyperon transverse polarization in electron scattering experiments—such as the CLAS12 experiment at Jefferson Lab’s 12 GeV program and the ePIC
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support. Preferred Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities: Ability to program and debug python code, particularly Jupyter notebooks. Experience in working on collaborative software projects. Environmental, Health
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Research program. The project aims to integrate a diverse suite of high-resolution observations (atmospheric, land surface, and infrastructure), diagnostic/predictive models, and civic engagement to provide
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of the unique time-resolved mid-infrared (TRIR) detection capabilities at ACER in this work. This position is funded for the 2-year term. Essential Duties and Responsibilities: Plan and carry out research in
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imaging. As a member of the Imaging & Microscopy Program at NSLS-II, the candidate is encouraged to collaborate with the other team members using the state-of-the-art capabilities of the imaging and
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transformations, quantum information science, microelectronics and energy storage. The research will involve the use of pulse radiolysis at the Chemistry Division’s 9 MeV Laser Electron Accelerator Facility (LEAF