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Immediate opening for PhD and Research Fellow positions in Computational and Applied Materials Science team, in ELI-ALPS, Hungary.
We are looking for an enthusiastic and skilled researcher with expertise in one or more of the following fields: DFT, TDDFT simulations, theoretical chemistry simulations, Multi-scale simulations, molecular ultrafast dynamics, strong-field physics, to join the Computational and Applied Materials Science (CAMS) team led by Dr. Mousumi Upadhyay Kahaly, in Ultrafast Science division at ELI-ALPS.
The new hire, together with the CAMS team, would probe structure and photoresponse in materials through quantum chemistry simulations and modeling ultrafast electron dynamics, in wide classes of materials, and for multiple applied research. CAMS team members actively participate in user support and user experiments in close collaboration with experimentalists.
About ELI-ALPS:
The Extreme Light Infrastructure (ELI) https://www.eli-alps.hu/ project is an integral part of the European plan to build the next generation of large research facilities identified and selected by the European Strategy Forum on Research Infrastructures (ESFRI). ELI is the first infrastructure in the world able to investigate interactions between light and matter with the highest intensity, in the so-called ultrarelativistic range. ELI will have a considerable impact on numerous fields of materials science, medicine and environmental protection. The primary mission of the ELI-ALPS Szeged research facility is to make a wide range of ultrashort light sources accessible to user groups in the international scientific community.
WHO CAN APPLY?
· Candidates interested in joining PhD program immediately/ having Ph.D. (or equivalent foreign degree) in physics, physical chemistry, materials science, or related field at the time of application/ candidates who will complete their PhD studies in the near future.
BASIC QUALIFICATIONS/REQUIREMENTS
· Experience of DFT, TDDFT and/or Molecular Dynamics simulations, or knowledge of other quantum chemistry tools, and some knowledge of coding
· A full time, hard-working and flexible person is ready to take-up new challenges, would like to learn new concepts based on project requirement.
· Good English communication skills (verbal and written) are a must.
· Hands-on experience with molecular ultrafast dynamics, strong-field physics, high-harmonic generation, theoretical quantum chemistry, high-performance computing.
· Good knowledge of Mathematics and Quantum physics.
· Good programming skills.
We offer an exciting scientific environment in a new European research institute that covers a broad scope of scientific areas and is equipped with unique laser infrastructure. ELI-ALPS offers competitive salaries in regional comparison. The city of Szeged provides pleasant living conditions.
Job location: Szeged, Hungary.
Interested? For application, or further information, please email to :
[email protected], [email protected]
Application deadline: The call remains open until the positions are suitably filled.
Please use “Early Stage Researcher: CAMS” or “Research Fellow, CAMS" in the subject line