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One Ph. D position is available at Department of ... (No replies)

physics8621
5 years ago
physics8621 5 years ago

We are currently working on 2D materials using density functional theory. In our lab, we are looking for one Ph.D candidate who is interested in the following topics

  1. 2D magnetic materials
  2. transport property
  3. thermoelectric property
  4. material design
  5. temperature dependent magnetic property (spin Seebeck, Curie temperature calculations, etc..

Preference will be give to a candidate who has experience in the 1) temperature dependent magnetic property, 2) spin dynamics using DFT method, 3) spin Seebeck calculations 

Requirements;

-Master in Physics, Material Sciences, or Chemistry

- Should have knowledge in DFT methods; VASP, Siesta, FLAPW, WIEK2K, etc 

 

Place; Department of Physics, Pukyong National University, Busan, Korea

Starting: Sep 1. 2019

Application due: 30/Jun/2019

send me your CV and publication 

contact; [email protected]

 

 




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Ab initio (from electronic structure) calculation of complex processes in materials