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Hamburg University, Nijmegen University and Uppsala University hereby declares the following positions to be open for application:
Five Postdoc positions in driven quantum many-body systems
Starting date: June 2020.
Hamburg University, Nijmegen University and Uppsala University hereby declares five jointly supervised postdoc positions to be open for application. The postdocs will work in a research environment funded by an ERC starting grant, with focus on driven quantum many-body systems applied to solids. This involves the development and use of multi-configuration methods, such as Dynamical Mean Field Theory, for calculations of correlated electronic structures.
The applicant is expected to have a PhD degree in Physics, with a good background in solid-state physics and many body theory. The application should include a statement of research interest, CV, certificates of exams, degrees and grades, a copy of the PhD thesis, or equivalent, published articles and other relevant materials, if available. Also, letter(s) of recommendation can be included.
The position is open for two years.
For further information contact: Prof. Alexander Lichtenstein ([email protected]), Prof. Mikhail Katsnelson ([email protected]) and Prof. Olle Eriksson ([email protected]).