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mwatkins

2 years ago

mwatkins 2 years ago

We are seeking a talented computational scientist to work on one of the Excalibur funded projects (https://excalibur.ac.uk/projects/) that aims to ensure our community is ready, both in terms of skilled personnel and suitable software, for exascale High Performance Computing platforms. 

 

Currently, two posts are available at UCL to work within the group led by Prof Scott Woodley, one post (first link given below) that is part of the cross-cutting call and is based on the use of quantum algorithms for investigating solid solutions, whereas the other post (second link given below) is focused on MMM HPC workflows and ispart of the recently funded PAX-HPC (Particles at eXascale on High Performance Computers) design and development working group, which is a collaboration between the Materials and Molecular Modelling (MMM) Exascale Design and Development Working Group (DDWG) and the Massively Parallel Particle Hydrodynamics (MPPH) for Engineering and Astrophysics DDWG. Application deadline for both appointments is 18^th March 2022. 

 

UCL (QC applied to Soild Solutions): Research Fellow in Computational Chemistry and Physics, - Ref:1882747

 

UCL (HPC workflows applied to MMM): Research Fellow in Computational Chemistry and Physics, - Ref:1882737

 

The PAX-HPC project has at least two further appointments (deadline 7^th March) , the first post, based at STFC’s Rutherford Appleton Laboratory and led by Ian Bush, and the second post, based at STFC’s Daresbury Laboratory, led by Thomas Keal and Alin Marin-Elena.

 

Senior Computational Scientist - Accelerator Development - Careers Portal Careers

 

Senior Computational Scientist - Multiscale Workflows - Careers Portal Careers

 

The Cross-cutting project has at least one further appointment (deadline 10^th March) based at Durham, which will focus on the use of quantum algorithms for fluid simulations.

 

Durham - Postdoctoral Research Associate in Quantum Algorithms for Fluid Simulations (22000073)