Ultrafast Nanoscale Imaging Scientist (TR-PEEM)

Argonne National Laboratory; Lemont (IL); On-site; USD 94,486 - 147,398; Full time

Job summary

Argonne National Laboratory is seeking an Assistant Scientist to advance time-resolved photoemission electron microscopy (TR-PEEM) and related ultrafast nanoscale imaging for nanomaterials and quantum materials. The role blends independent and collaborative research with strong support for CNM users.

The candidate will develop and lead TR-PEEM experiments, collaborate across CNM and Argonne, and contribute to strategic directions while publishing in peer-reviewed journals and presenting findings

Qualifications

• Expertise in time-resolved photoemission electron microscopy (TR-PEEM) or related ultrafast nanoscale imaging methods.
• Strong publication record in TR-PEEM, ultrafast microscopy, or related instrumentation.
• Ph.D. in Physics, Chemistry, Materials Science, Engineering or closely related field.

Responsibilities

• Develop and lead an experimental program using TR-PEEM to study nanomaterials.
• Advance TR-PEEM methodologies for charge, spin, excitonic, and energy-transfer processes.
• Support operation, development, and scientific application of TR-PEEM systems.
• Provide scientific/technical support for user experiments and collaborations.
• Engage with internal/external researchers to advance nanoscale imaging research.
• Publish results and present findings at meetings and in journals.

Skills

Time-resolved PEEM

Ultrafast pump-probe

Nanomaterials

Collaboration

Education

Ph.D. in Physics/chem/materials/engineering

Tools

Ultrafast lasers

PEEM instrumentation

Electron optics

Vacuum systems

Nanoscale imaging platforms

Job description

Argonne National Laboratory is seeking an Assistant Scientist to advance time-resolved photoemission electron microscopy (TR-PEEM) and related ultrafast nanoscale imaging for nanomaterials and quantum materials. The role blends independent and collaborative research with strong support for CNM users.

The candidate will develop and lead TR-PEEM experiments, collaborate across CNM and Argonne, and contribute to strategic directions while publishing in peer-reviewed journals and presenting findings