FLASH Radiation Chemistry Postdoc - Data-Driven Research
EFOMP Working Group
Kraków
On-site
PLN 126,903 - 169,204
Full time
14 days+
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Benefits offered by this job
36 days annual leave
Well-equipped facilities
Access to cloud computing infrastructure
Collaboration opportunities with research institutes
Job summary
A leading research institution in Kraków is seeking a Postdoctoral Researcher for its FLASH radiation chemistry project. The researcher will be responsible for data analysis, collaboration within a team, and communicating findings. Candidates must hold a PhD in physics or chemistry and possess strong skills in data synthesis, analysis, and modeling. This is a full-time position with 36 days of annual leave in a well-equipped research environment, providing an opportunity for close collaborations with international experts.
Qualifications
Strong scientific track record in interdisciplinary fields.
Solid understanding of ionizing radiation interactions.
Experience with methods for regulating oxygen levels.
Responsibilities
Facilitate collaboration within the research team.
Oversee data analysis and model tuning.
Construct device to regulate oxygenation levels.
Skills
Independent laboratory work
Data synthesis and analysis
Modeling techniques
Statistical methods
Proficiency in Python
Excellent communication skills
Teamwork
Education
PhD degree in physics, chemistry, or related discipline
Job description
A leading research institution in Kraków is seeking a Postdoctoral Researcher for its FLASH radiation chemistry project. The researcher will be responsible for data analysis, collaboration within a team, and communicating findings. Candidates must hold a PhD in physics or chemistry and possess strong skills in data synthesis, analysis, and modeling. This is a full-time position with 36 days of annual leave in a well-equipped research environment, providing an opportunity for close collaborations with international experts.