Ames Laboratory conducts research in materials science and energy solutions, focusing on chemical and biological sciences, materials sciences and engineering, simulation, modeling and decision science, and critical materials.

Ames Laboratory

Ames National Laboratory focuses on materials and energy solutions through various research divisions and programs. It collaborates with other institutions and industries to transition basic energy science from research to commercialization. The laboratory engages in the purification and characterization of metals, alloys, and single crystals.

Ames National Laboratory

Ames National Laboratory | 9,100 followers on LinkedIn. Celebrating 75 years of Materials and Energy Solutions | Ames National Laboratory is a U.S. Department of Energy Office of Science National Laboratory managed by Iowa State University. Located on the Iowa State campus, Ames National Laboratory seeks solutions to energy-related problems of national importance through the exploration of physics, chemistry, engineering, applied mathematics, and materials sciences.

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Ames National Laboratory is in search of a postdoctoral research associate in correlated condensed matter theory at Iowa State University and the Ames National Laboratory. The successful candidate will work on problems in heavy fermions and magnetism, collaborating with a range of condensed matter experimentalists and theorists at Iowa State University. Candidates should have experience with many body quantum field theory techniques. The position is expected to begin in summer/fall 2025, but earlier start dates can also be accommodated. To apply: https://lnkd.in/gdceAR_X #postdocjobs #physicsjobs #condensedmatterphysics #STEMjobs #quantumfieldtheory

The Division of Chemical & Biological Sciences at Ames National Laboratory is seeking a postdoctoral associate with a background in synthetic chemistry to develop new organic radical-based probes for solid-state dynamic nuclear polarization (DNP)-NMR spectroscopy. The position is part of a large multidisciplinary team consisting of researchers from both Ames National Laboratory and Iowa State University, as well as other national laboratories and universities. To apply: https://lnkd.in/gNCvmAZn #chemistryjobs #postdocjobs #labjobs #NMRjobs

The Department of Energy just announced $30 million towards science dedicated to answering problems around the country's fusion future. Inside every fusion power plant, a "fireplace" contains the fusion reactions. Finding a longer-lasting, more durable material to contain these reactions is the goal of this new funding, and Ames National Lab received $3 million to investigate tungsten alloys that might do just that. Read more about the announcement here: https://lnkd.in/g8kXq-tK

Decoherence is a big obstacle in advancing quantum computing technology. A group at Ames National Lab is looking at how it can be predicted and solved in materials being experimented with. “It's a bottom-up approach,” said Lin Zhou, led scientist on this effort. “We start by understanding the materials from the atomic level and applying that understanding to influence material growth and performance.” Read more about the kind of problems being solved in this area here: https://lnkd.in/ga7a_bUy

“This project is the next logical advancement of Ames National Laboratory’s expertise in using computational theory and design to speed the discovery of new materials for energy and other applications." Cai-Zhuang Wang is a part of the new research center to be based at Ames National Lab, the ML-Accelerated Materials Discovery Center. Read more about the announcement here:

ICYMI: iCOUP, a consortium of scientific projects working on plastic upcycling based at Ames Lab, has received renewed funding from the Department of Energy. Read up on the announcement here:

The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) and Iowa State University are conducting a search for Ames National Laboratory's next director. This position offers the opportunity to lead one of the premier materials science, engineering, and chemistry institutions in the nation, and to help shape multi-institutional research efforts across U.S. DOE laboratories, universities, and industrial partnerships. Ames National Laboratory is a global leader in the discovery, synthesis, analysis, and application of new materials, novel chemistries, and transformational analytical tools. We conduct fundamental and applied research that helps the world to better understand the nature of the building blocks that make up our universe, and we translate that knowledge into new and unique materials, processes, and technologies that advance the nation’s economic competitiveness and enhance national security. Learn more about the position, nominate, or apply at: https://lnkd.in/gr_UD7qZ ; or contact Russell Reynolds Associates at AmesDirector@RussellReynolds.com . #nationallaboratory #executivejobs #STEMleadership #scienceleadership #CEOjobs

It's Hispanic Heritage Month! Our small lab benefits from scientists and staff of many nationalities and ethnicities, so it's a pleasure to highlight the contributions of a few. Without their energy and labor our contributions to the Department of Energy's goal of clean energy, materials innovation, and advances in basic science would look very different.

Advances in quantum materials will be key to exploring the future of quantum computing. Ames scientist Marek Kolmer has been recognized by the Department of Energy with a financial grant to help investigate materials and their phenomena. The discoveries made could not only help quantum computing, but also make advances in sensors and electricity transference. “I’m honored to be a recipient,” said Kolmer. “There are great experts and great capabilities, but also there is a lot of effort to maintain this balance between technical, discipline-specific expertise and developing as a leader, developing personal skills, developing communication. This holistic approach will be an important aspect for successful realization of this project.” https://lnkd.in/gYy8mrzW

Idaho National Laboratory and Loukus Technologies executed a license agreement to advance an innovative aluminum-cerium alloy designed for high-temperature automotive applications by a multi-institution team of researchers. Funded under the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) 's Critical Materials Institute, the lightweight alloy offers superior performance and could significantly reduce emissions from internal combustion engine vehicles. Learn more ➡️ https://lnkd.in/gNsSiQ8s Ames National Laboratory University of Tennessee #sustainability #innovation #automotive #cleanEnergy #technology

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