52 algorithm-development-"Prof"-"Prof"-"Prof" Postdoctoral positions at Oak Ridge National Laboratory
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applications. You’ll help design, train, and evaluate AI systems that plan, reason, and take actions to accelerate scientific discovery across domains (materials, chemistry, climate, fusion, biology, and more
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production target materials. This involves the development of experimental plans to examine material properties such as thermal diffusivity, thermal conductivity, and thermal expansion – material properties
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novel quantum sensing solutions to problems of national interest and support the research and development necessary for the practical implementation of those solutions Interpret, report, and present
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developing the technical basis for the first fusion nuclear facility and the position will involve several disciplines, with an intended focus on design, analysis, and optimization of fluid flows in tritium
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solutions to compelling problems in energy and security. The Nuclear and Extreme Environments Measurements (NEEM) Group within the Fuel Development Section (FDS), Nuclear Energy and Fuel Cycle Division (NEFCD
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, you will collaborate with leading experts in quantum photonics, theory, and nanofabrication across ORNL. Your role will involve developing innovative fabrication methods to create monolithic photonic
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. This project uses crystal growth and physical property measurements to develop, understand, and control new and emerging materials. This position resides in the Correlated Electron Materials Group in
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) develop new research questions and hypotheses and generate relevant datasets, and (3) work directly with stakeholders to ensure production of relevant deliverables. Major Duties/Responsibilities: Conduct
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Requisition Id 15052 Overview: We are seeking a Postdoctoral Research Associate to use advanced scanning probe microscopy for the development and application of multiscale excitonic probes. In
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at temperatures of 50 mK-350 K and at fields of up to 15 T with emphasis on the development of new sensing protocols optimized for high-field and low temperature environments. In addition, these sensors will be