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Modelling Nanomaterials for Catalysis and New Energy Technologies
The Institute of Theoretical and Computational Chemistry of the University of Barcelona, IQTCUB (http://www.iqtc.ub.edu/en/), is seeking a PhD candidate to work in the area of computational materials science and catalysis. The position is offered in the group Reactivity of Nanostructures led by ICREA Professor Konstantin Neyman (http://www.icrea.cat/Web/ScientificStaff/Konstantin-M-Neyman-292 and will be co-supervised by Dr. Albert Bruix.
The PhD study is part of a research project PGC2018-093863-B-C22 funded by the Spanish Ministry of Research, Innovations and Universities and built on significant recent advances the group has made in modelling inorganic nanomaterials, for instance:
Requirements
Application procedure
Interested candidates should send a motivation letter, CV (including undergraduate and Master’s grades) and names and contact details of two referees per e-mail to Dr. Albert Bruix (albert.bruix(at)ch.tum.de) before October 31, 2019. A phone/Skype interview will be part of the selection procedure. Only short-listed candidates will be contacted, and asked to apply formally through the application website before the deadline November 7th, 2019.
We offer
A 4-year PhD position funded by the Spanish Ministry of Research, Innovation and Universities (through a Formación de Personal Investigador PhD grant). The starting employment date is spring 2020. If necessary, a bridging contract could be negotiated for up to six month before the official start of the FPI grant.