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The Barraza-Lopez group at the University of Arkansas is seeking a Postdoctoral Candidate to work on the broad area of layered monochalcogenide compounds in a position funded by an Early Career Grant from the Department of Energy. The successful candidate will perform computational studies of order-disorder transitions in these layered materials at finite temperature, and will link these structural changes to the evolution of material properties. Ideal qualifications include a PhD in Physics, Materials Science or Chemistry, the capability to work on challenging computational problems that may include code development, and the ability to successfully communicate scientific results in written and oral form. The postdoctoral associate is also expected to interact and work with graduate and undergraduate students in the group. Interested candidates should send a statement of purpose, a CV to https://jobs.uark.edu/postings/15017. Up to three recommendation letters should be sent to [email protected] (RE: Postdoctoral search). More information about the group can be found at http://comp.uark.edu/~sbarraza/index.shtml.