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American University · 4 months ago

Research Scientist - Department of Physics

American University is a student-centered research institution located in Washington, DC, known for its highly-ranked schools and colleges. They are seeking a Research Scientist for the Department of Physics, focusing on the development and testing of a compact laser desorption heterodyne spectrometer for future lunar missions in collaboration with NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center.

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Qualification

. in PhysicsLaser desorption spectrometerEngineering backgroundChemistry knowledgeResearch skills

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Applicants should preferably hold a Ph.D. or other terminal degree in Engineering, Physics, Chemistry, or a related discipline
Applicants with a Masters degree may also be considered

Benefits

A 200% matching retirement plan
Tuition benefits for full-time staff and their families
Several leadership development certificates
Recognized by the American Heart Association as a fit-friendly worksite

Company

American University

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American University's historic academic strengths are rooted in social responsibility and our dedication to cultural and intellectual diversity.

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Rodrigo Yepez-Lopez
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