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for next-generation high-voltage, high-energy electrochemical energy storage intended for electric vehicle applications. The project focuses on the design and synthesis of novel electrolyte materials
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pipelines, including pulse processing (e.g., optimal filtering), pileup mitigation, drift correction, and energy-scale stability. Design, propose, and execute high-impact in-house spectroscopy experiments
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simulations and experiments across scientific user facilities, leveraging data to understand complex material phenomena across scales. Key Responsibilities Design, implement, and validate physics-informed AI/ML
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at technical conferences. Position Requirements Recent or soon-to-be-completed PhD (typically completed within the last 0-5 years) in mechanical engineering, materials science, civil engineering, computer
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National Laboratories. Primary responsibilities will be to design and implement new techniques for the diagnosis and prognosis of electrochemical energy storage systems. While experience in electrochemical
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, designing and executing ML experiments on leadership-class computing facilities such as the Aurora and Polaris supercomputers. Argonne is a multidisciplinary national laboratory and offers an exciting campus
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. This exciting project focuses on further development of beam position monitoring structures and high gradient testing of components. They will play a key role in designing, fabricating, and testing advanced
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progress, and funding. This is an on-site role at Argonne National Laboratory (Lemont, IL), within the X-ray Science Division (XSD) and the APS scientific user-facility. Position Requirements PhD completed
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(CO2) conversion processes and contribute to engineering design of upscaled processes. The candidate will be a part of the Applied Materials Division (AMD) within AET at Argonne and will contribute
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-completed PhD (within the last 0–5 years) with strong background in physical chemistry, photophysics, photochemistry, and polariton chemistry Hands-on experience in thin-film deposition, and spectroscopic