We are looking for a postdoc to help advance the frontiers of the modeling of
turbulent mixing. Los Alamos is engaged in wide-ranging research in the 
modeling of turbulence, including Reynolds-averaged Navier-Stokes (RANS) models, 
large-eddy simulation (LES), and hybrid modeling. Depending on the candidates 
skills and interests, the work could include probability density function (PDF) 
methods, stochastic differential equations, dynamical systems approaches to 
turbulence, and looking at the interaction of turbulence with other physics 
including combustion, radiation transport, and magneto-hydrodynamic or plasma 
turbulence. The successful candidate will participate in the theoretical 
development of new models, implementation in LANL multiphysics codes, and 
validating against experimental data. The project will include collaboration 
with our world class scientists in turbulent mixing in extreme conditions, LANL 
code teams, and DOE experimentalists working at our unique high-energy density 
experimental facilities.

Applications must be submitted through the online link provided.