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The Applied Materials Division (AMD) in the Emergent Materials and Process Group at Argonne National Laboratory in looking for a Post-doctoral Appointee -- Pyrometallurgy. The candidate will perform
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effects on fluid behavior in reacting and non-reacting flow applications. Understanding of combustion theory and modeling applied to combustion engines and other propulsion systems. Understanding of Finite
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surface organometallic catalysis with a focus on understanding metal-surface stereoelectronic communication. In this role you will: Conduct research as part of a multidisciplinary team in supported
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heterogeneous Catalysis focusing on stimulus driven and non-equilibrium catalysis Design, synthesize, and characterize well-defined complexes supported on metal oxide or non-traditional support materials
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monitoring and control technologies applicable to molten salt and liquid metal systems Develop and test new materials and cell configurations for the production of salt and metal products. Perform experiments
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. Interest in applied, multi-disciplinary problems with an analysis component. Familiarity with chemicals manufacturing and critical minerals processing. Ability to work independently and collaboratively, with
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transition metal complexes, donor-acceptor pairs, and hybrid molecular-material interfaces. By designing and deploying state-of-the-art ultrafast nonlinear optical spectroscopy techniques—such as transient
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or more of the following: Experience with large-scale molecular dynamics (MD) simulations using software such as LAMMPS. Experience in handling and data analysis generated from multi-million to multi
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, primarily for recycling used nuclear fuel for use in advanced reactors. As a part of this team, you will: Apply electrochemical engineering principles to develop processes such as metal oxide reduction and
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in detection and analysis of rare noble gas isotopes through Atom Trap Trace Analysis (ATTA), an efficient and selective atom counting method based on laser cooling and trapping. This position will