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Post Doc for Computational Modelling at UCL (No replies)
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A postdoctoral research fellow position is open in the Data-Driven Materials Discovery & Materials Informatics Group at the Institute for Materials Discovery. Outstanding highly motivated candidates are sought with strong background in materials modelling and/or computational physics/chemistry. Candidates are expected to participate and contribute to exciting developments in state-of-the-art data-driven materials modelling, spanning multiple methods and modelling approaches spanning multiple methods and modelling approaches (inc. electronic DFT and atomistic MD). The focus is to contribute to creating an artificial intelligence framework for validation of advanced multi scale materials models. In addition, ample networking and collaboration opportunities within UCL within the Chemistry, Physics and Engineering departments as well as with the emerging UCL East campus in London and with leading international researchers and industry are offered. see https://www.jobs.ac.uk/job/CTD587/research-fellow-for-integrated-multiscale-materials-modelling-materials-informatics for more information and how to apply.