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photonic platforms for hybrid quantum systems. The role offers a unique opportunity to engage in advanced materials synthesis, nanofabrication, and multimodal characterization using Argonne’s world-class
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, distributions, and dynamics in metallic, oxide, and semiconducting systems. This project integrates high-throughput and in situ TEM experimentation with AI/ML-driven image analysis and computational modeling
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Overview The Argonne Wakefield Accelerator (AWA) Group in the High Energy Physics Division at Argonne National Laboratory seeks a postdoctoral research associate to conduct experimental and
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synchrotron-based techniques to inform process development. The role requires a strong background in synchrotron characterization techniques, mainly three-dimensional imaging (microtomography and
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is typically achieved through a formal education in physics, mechanical engineering, or chemical engineering, or a related field at the PhD level with zero to five years of employment experience with a
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closely with senior members of the research group. The term of the positions is typically two years, with the possibility to renew for the 3rd year, contingent on the project process and availability
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all areas of experimental condensed matter and materials physics will be considered, particular emphasis will be placed on expertise in materials and phenomena towards use-inspired research relevant
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group. The term of the positions is typically two years, with the possibility to renew for the 3rd year, contingent on the project process and availability of funds. Recent publication most related
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require in-situ electrical transport measurements, and complementary characterization such as the use of PPMS and MPMS. The postdoctoral candidate is expected to fabricate suitable samples using FIB and EBL
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of advanced scanning/transmission electron microscopy (S/TEM) methods for cutting-edge scientific research in areas such as quantum materials and low-dimensional energy systems. This position emphasizes