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The Interfacial Processes Group of the Chemical Sciences and Engineering Division is seeking a Postdoctoral Appointee. The successful candidate will perform research on the structure and reactivity
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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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behaviors of MEMS structures. Hands-on experience working with signal processing and RF testing instruments. Strong communication skills for working in a multidisciplinary team environment. Ability
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engineering team to translate the models into production. The successful candidate will be part of a cross-lab, highly inter-disciplinary team of experts in ML, applied math, HPC, signal processing
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-state representations for real-time analysis; investigate aggregator-driven DER coordination strategies for day-ahead scheduling and real-time operations under various market or reliability signals
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based on point defect based spin color centers in diamond and silicon carbide. Desirable: Coding skills in python for analysis of scientific data. Familiarity with infrared laser heating systems
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transfer of the reaction process. This research is closely aligned with the corresponding experimental studies. Position Requirements Recent or soon-to-be-completed PhD (within the last 0-5 years) in field
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conventional and alternative energy sources, for enhanced performance and reduced emissions. One postdoc position is now open for candidates with expertise and experience in process modeling (preferably using
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processes—from the moment of photon absorption through transient structural rearrangements and intermediate states, to the ultimate photochemical outcomes like photocatalysis. This comprehensive understanding
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degradation behavior Investigate degradation mechanisms and direct recycling processes of lithium-ion cathode materials Analyze surface and bulk structural properties using spectroscopy, microscopy, and other