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economic growth. This position supports Argonne’s mission by advancing electrochemical separation technologies for critical material recovery and long-term electrode durability. The Electrochemical
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economic growth. The Pressure-Driven Membrane Separations Postdoctoral Research Associate will conduct in-situ experimental studies on membrane degradation using advanced characterization techniques (e.g
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, materials synthesis, and separation processes. Position Requirements Recent or soon-to-be-completed PhD (typically within the last 0–5 years) in chemistry, geochemistry, chemical engineering, physics
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simulations on the Aurora supercomputer, using AMReX (https://amrex-codes.github.io/amrex/ ) and the lattice Boltzmann method (LBM). The candidate will develop flow/geometry-aware refinement strategies that go
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. The cosmology effort at Argonne includes staff members from the CPAC group, the Computational Science division, and the HEP Detector Group. The group also includes many postdocs, and a number of graduate and
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undergraduates. Postdocs benefit from strong interactions with experts in applied mathematics, computer science, device physics, materials science, and statistics, as well as access to world-leading supercomputing
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staff members, two engineers, and postdocs and students. Our program spans electron-scattering experiments at Jefferson Lab in Hall A, B, and C, including CLAS12 and SoLID. We have led SeaQuest and are
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for this postdoctoral position to work on development and scaling of the data infrastructure and software for AI applications on supercomputing systems and AI testbed systems. The postdoc will work on multimodal data
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A postdoc position is immediately available at the Advanced Photon Source of Argonne National Laboratory. The postdoctoral appointee will develop ultrafast microscale photonics and MEMS
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on securing a domestic supply chain for critical materials, such as graphite. This candidate will join a team developing and testing material beneficiation, leaching, and separation unit operations for carbon