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) to rapidly generate excited or charged states for study by transient absorption in the UV/Vis, IR and microwave regions. These studies will give information about kinetics and thermodynamics of electron
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radiation-induced reaction kinetics and mechanisms, including pulse radiolysis experiments on ACER’s accelerator facilities. Data analysis (e.g., fitting transient absorption data, making plots of spectra
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order and dynamics Analyzing data sets and interpreting results Preparing manuscripts for publication, and presenting results at scientific conferences Experimental planning, and preparing new beamtime
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will collaborate closely with NSLS-II staff while developing cutting edge sample preparation and data analysis techniques that enable the next generation of the XCFS methodology. In addition
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experiment at the EIC. The program includes data analysis involving polarized targets at Jefferson Lab as well as full detector and physics simulations for ePIC. In addition, the candidate will collaborate
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Environmental, Health & Safety Requirements: Any information pertaining to the environment, health or safety requirements for a position that will be considered when evaluating a candidate (e.g., details from JAF
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complex terrain regions. CMAS does this by innovating on the fronts of meteorological data acquisition, analysis, and interpretation (https://www.bnl.gov/cmas/). The CMAS work portfolio is conducted within
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a related field Experience with radiation transport codes (e.g., FLUKA, Geant4, MCNP etc.) Excellent programming and data analysis skills (e.g., Python, C++, or similar) Solid understanding
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work closely with CFN Electron Microscopy group members and computer scientists at Brookhaven. You will be professionally mentored by Dr. Judith Yang and Dr. Sooyeon Hwang and receive guidance from Prof
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studies and computer simulations Collaborate with the BMAD development team at Cornell University by implementing new features into the code Participate in the EIC design effort in a more general sense