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Physical Measurement Laboratory

Nanoscale Device Characterization Division

NRC Postdoctoral Opportunities in the Nanoscale Device Characterization Division

The National Research Council (NRC) operates Research Associateship Programs in cooperation with a number of sponsoring federal laboratories and research organizations. For NIST, the NRC Research Associate Program consists of a national competition in which outstanding scientists and engineers with recent PhDs are awarded postdoctoral fellowships. Opportunities exist through this program to work on cutting edge research with leading scientists in laboratories across NIST.

Program Information for NIST | NRC RAP Home Page

List of NRC Postdoctoral Opportunities in the Nanoscale Device Characterization Division
RO#	Title	Host(s)
50.68.31.B8479 NIST	Actinic Optical Dimensional Characterization of Deep-Subwavelength Nanostructures	Bryan Barnes
50.68.31.B8528 NIST	Advanced Electronic Structure Measurements of Novel Materials and Devices	Sujitra Pookpanratana
50.68.31.B8024 NIST	Atom-based Silicon Quantum Electronics for Quantum Computing and Analog Quantum Simulation	Richard Silver
50.68.41.B5919 NIST	Atom-based Solid-state Quantum Devices and Simulators	Garnett Bryant
50.68.03.B4069 NIST	Atomic Scale Characterization and Manipulation	Joseph Stroscio
50.68.03.C0285 NIST	Devices, Circuits and Architectures for Neuromorphic Computing	Jabez McClelland, Mark Stiles
50.68.31.B8247 NIST	Enriched Silicon Quantum Devices	Joshua Pomeroy
50.68.03.C0334 NIST	Femtosecond Time-resolved Optical Measurements in Condensed Matter	Jared Wahlstrand
50.68.31.B6418 NIST	Functionalizing Semiconductor Surfaces	Christina Hacker
50.68.31.B4752 NIST	Interface Engineering: Using Surface Chemistry to Impart Desired Properties	Christina Hacker
50.68.03.B8196 NIST	Nanomagnetism-Dynamics	Robert McMichael
50.68.03.B8041 NIST	Nanoscale Infrared Spectroscopy (AFM-IR, PTIR) Advances and Applications	Andrea Centrone
50.68.03.C0427 NIST	Nanoscale Spectroscopy (AFM-IR, PTIR, STML) for Strongly Correlated Materials at Cryogenic Temperatures	Andrea Centrone
50.68.31.C0448 NIST	Organic and Thin Film Electronics	David Gundlach
50.68.03.B7674 NIST	Precision Materials for Quantum Devices	Joshua Pomeroy
50.68.31.B8390 NIST	Physical, Chemical, and Biological Studies using Spin Resonance	Jason Campbell, Jason Ryan
50.68.03.C0305 NIST	Relating Physics to Performance in Organic Electronic Devices	Emily Bittle
50.68.31.B8478 NIST	Single Electron Devices for Quantum Information and Metrology in Silicon	Michael Stewart
50.68.31.B8389 NIST	Solid-State Device Reliability and Resiliency	Jason Campbell, Jason Ryan
50.68.03.B8034 NIST	Theoretical Condensed Matter Physics	Paul Haney
50.68.03.B1737 NIST	Theoretical Condensed Matter Physics	Mark Stiles
50.68.03.C0419 NIST	Two-Dimensional (2-D) Heterostructure Devices and Twisted Systems	Curt Richter

Nanotechnology and Nanoelectronics

Created February 9, 2021, Updated August 4, 2026

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