Optical Clock Research Physicist - Precision Timekeeping
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Research/Development
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Healthcare
Job Description & How to Apply Below
NIST's Time & Frequency Division is hiring an Optical Clock Research Physicist to develop optical lattice clocks for advanced timekeeping applications. We need a talented and ambitious physicist to lead project development, working with a team of experts to advance state of the art performance.
The position emphasizes conducting cutting-edge research in optical clocks, with opportunities to contribute to laser cooling, optical trapping, and clock performance enhancements.
This role is for the Optical Clock Research Physicist
- Precision Timekeeping role at US National Institute of Standards and Technology.
The Optical Clock Research Physicist
- Precision Timekeeping position in the Bio & Pharmacology & Health, Engineering field is open for applications.
We have an opening for a Optical Clock Research Physicist
- Precision Timekeeping in Boulder, CO, United States within Bio & Pharmacology & Health, Engineering.
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