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Roman Survey in the Cosmic Frontier, the Division is engaged in physics preparations for the EIC, the development of advanced accelerator technologies (Argonne Wakefield Accelerator), as well as in
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demonstrated expertise in detector design, instrumentation development, construction, commissioning, operation, and data analysis. Interested applicants should submit the following : Curriculum vitae Cover
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is expected to support and advance the on-going research program of the Fundamental Symmetries Group and to develop an innovative research plan to further enhance the reach of experimental fundamental
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symmetries, and nuclear data. Additionally, the group oversees, operates, and develops existing advanced detector systems at the ATLAS National User Facility. ATLAS is supported by the Office of Nuclear
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applications. This newly created position will be responsible for developing a research portfolio initially focused on residential/commercial/industrial scale heat pumps and enabling the use of low-carbon fuels
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and automated laboratories. Responsibilities The candidate will manage several ongoing and new projects within the group’s portfolio and will work to develop and bring in new advanced project ideas
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, transport, and/or conversion. Key Responsibilities: Carry out a world-class research program in carbon management, train postdoctoral researchers and students (as appropriate), publish research findings in
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Experience in developing ML/AI models for modeling physical systems, preferably atmospheric and weather phenomena Exposure to earth system models (eg WRF, land surface modes, hydrological models) to identify