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Postdoc and PhD positions at University of Texas ... (No replies)
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PhD and Postdoc positions are available in the group led by Dr. Yuanyue Liu, who will join University of Texas-Austin in Fall 2017 as an assistant professor in Materials Science and Engineering.
The group will focus on materials theory and simulations (e.g. DFT, force field) for electronics, optoelectronics, and energy applications.
More information can be found at http://yuanyueliu.net/
We are particularly interested in candidates with experience in 2D/topological materials.
The expected starting dates are Spring 2018 for PhD and Fall 2017 for postdoc.
Interested candidates please send their CV to [email protected]. Applicants for PhD position please also attach the transcripts. More information about the PhD degree requirement can be found at http://tmi.utexas.edu/academics/prospective-students/
Review of applications will begin immediately, and preference will be given to those who contact early.
We also welcome visiting students and scholars.
UT-Austin is ranked 9th "Best Engineering Graduate School" in US, and 30th "Best Global University" according to U.S. News & World Report. The city of Austin has a cluster of high-tech companies known as "Silicon Hills". The combination of cultural diversity, low cost of living, and economic growth makes Austin one of the best places for study and living.