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One phd position in computational physics @ Dept ... (No replies)

physics8621
5 years ago
physics8621 5 years ago

I am looking for one potential phd candidates  who has experiences in one of the following fields using first principles calculations.

In our lab, we are mostly working on magnetic systems, but not limited to the magnetism.

If you have experiences in the following fields, I encourge to apply for this positino.

 

- 2D Material design and study the magnetic properties using DFT

:  Magnetic properties of materials

-magnetic anisotropy, Curie temperature calculations, coercive filed calculations, magneto-optical kerr, etc

- Spin dependent thermal properties (Seebeck effect, Spin Nernst effect with DFT)

- Spin hall effect with DFT

 

Qualifications:

- Should have master  degree in Physics or material sciences

- Should have experiences in DFT calculations; VASP, Wien2K, Quantum espresso, open MX, Wannier 90, etc..

 

How to apply:

Send me your CV, brief description of  master  thesis, and publication list

Send me your documents to [email protected]




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