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The Center for Nanoscale Materials (CNM) at Argonne National Laboratory is seeking postdoctoral researchers to work on distributed quantum computing. The project aims to develop superconducting
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the U.S. achieve energy goals. ESIA develops, deploy, and advances grid technologies that ensures a robust and secure U.S. grid transmission and distribution system. ESIA also collaborates with government
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High-Energy Physics (HEP). We seek highly qualified candidates with interest and experience in ML algorithms including unsupervised techniques, time-series modeling, and clustering algorithms
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This position focuses on the research and development of novel radiation detectors and associated edge-computing circuits and algorithms for X-ray, particle, and nuclear physics experiments
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Postdoctoral Appointee - Uncertainty Quantification and Modeling of Large-Scale Dynamics in Networks
Knowledge in modeling and algorithms for large-scale ordinary differential equations (ODEs) and differential-algebraic equations (DAEs) Proficiency in a scientific programming language (e.g., C, C++, Fortran
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beyond traditional error estimators, creating physics-based adaptation algorithms that intelligently predict where refinement will be most beneficial for smarter, more efficient simulations. We seek
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energy goals. ESIA also develops, deploy, and advance grid technologies that ensure a robust and secure U.S. grid transmission and distribution system. We collaborate with government agencies as
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Up-to-date awareness about the status and trend of the computing hardware industry Interest in working with domain experts on practical problems Experience with large-scale distributed systems
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an exciting approach to agentic, fully autonomous thin film development using a combination of automated electroplating, in-operando measurements, and AI driven algorithms. He or she will work with a team of
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. The projects will also focus on applications and algorithms employing X-ray scattering models to uncover spatiotemporal correlations in ultrafast phenomena, particularly fluid dynamics, studied at the recently