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Postdoctoral Position 1 at the University of Washington
A postdoctoral position is available in the theory and modeling of nanoscale devices and materials. This project involves electron flow in DNA nanostructures with quantum coherent interactions. The postdoc will collaborate with experimental groups at UC Davis, Georgia Tech and Emory University. An ideal candidate for this position should have expertise in density functional theory, molecular dynamics, and preferably some background in quantum and semiclassical charge transport.
A Ph.D. in engineering or science is required. Interested candidates may contact Prof. M. P. Anantram for more information ([email protected]). The location of the position is Seattle, WA.
Postdoctoral Position 2 at the University of Washington
A postdoctoral position is available in the theory and modeling of nanoscale devices and materials. Candidates should have a strong background in physics and interested in applied problems. An ideal candidate for this position should have expertise in the theory and modeling of quantum coherence-decoherence, spin-spin interactions and preferably density functional theory. Good communication skills and the ability to collaborate with experimentalists will be helpful.
A Ph.D. in engineering or science is required. Interested candidates may contact Prof. M. P. Anantram for more information ([email protected]). The location of the position is Seattle, WA.