PhD: Solid-State Battery Materials for Extreme Conditions

Posted 17 days ago

orauHyattsville (MD)

Materials Scientists Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences (except Nanotechnology and Biotechnology)

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A research organization in Maryland seeks a Ph.D. chemical engineer or materials chemist for work on solid-state battery materials. Your role will involve densification and characterization of materials such as argyrodite and spinel, requiring skills in spark plasma sintering and X-ray diffraction, among others. Ideal candidates will have graduated within the last five years and must be U.S. citizens. This engaging position offers an opportunity to contribute to advanced research projects pertinent to the Army.

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