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-the-loop exploration of extreme-scale scientific data. This position sits at the intersection of scientific visualization, agentic AI systems, human–computer interaction (HCI), and high-performance computing
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The Chemical and Fuel Cycle Technologies division is seeking Postdoctoral Appointees to join a multidisciplinary team developing molten salt-based chemical and electrochemical processes geared
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math, HPC, signal processing, computational physics and materials science. The appointee will benefit from access to world-leading experimental and computational resources at Argonne including some of
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collaboration with team members. Skilled written and verbal communicator, including the ability to present complex information so that it is understandable to a broad audience. Computer skills relevant for data
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This position will be dedicated to research projects aiming to unravel the fundamental interfacial processes in membrane and ionomer materials employed in energy conversion systems such as critical
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for dynamics imaging. The primary goal of this project is to develop single-frame ptychography methods that eliminate the need for scanning, enabling fast imaging and the visualization of dynamic processes in
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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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processes and develop models of material interactions and behavior in molten salt environments. Develop novel and improved methods for measurements of molten salt properties and standardizing procedures
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superconducting RF (SRF) technology. Since then, a transformative SRF approach using Nb₃Sn has emerged, offering performance comparable to niobium while enabling operation at higher temperatures—potentially
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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