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Post-doc: Properties of concentrated multi-compo ... (No replies)

marcelsluiter
7 years ago
marcelsluiter 7 years ago

Department/faculty: Materials Science & Engineering/Mechanical, Maritime and Materials Engineering
Level: PhD degree
Working hours: 38 hours per week
Contract: 36 months
Salary: €3238 to €4084 per month gross

We seek a candidate with a strong interest in molecular dynamics simulation on concentrated multi-component alloys.
Recently, fully automated interatomic potential fitting software for multicomponent alloys was prepared to facilitate creation of potentials for use in MD simulation from DFT data.  The objective is to model mechanical properties for multiple principal component alloys (i.e. high entropy alloys). 

Requirements

A PhD degree in materials science or equivalent field is required.  The ideal candidate should have prior experience with DFT, (modified) embedded atom potentials and molecular dynamics software (LAMMPS).  Employment shall commence at or before October 1 2017.

Information and application

For more information about this position, please contact Marcel Sluiter: [email protected].  Please e-mail your application in one single pdf entitled Lastname.pdf by 31 August 2017 to [email protected]. The application should include: a letter of motivation, a detailed CV, summary of academic record or research experience, abstract of your PhD thesis (1 page), list of any publications, grades list, proof of English language proficiency and names of three references.




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