Postdoc in Computational Nanomaterials & MSCA Fellowship Prep
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Town of Italy (NY)
On-site
USD 40,659 - 52,276
Full time
14 days+
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Benefits offered by this job
Access to high-performance computing facilities
International research environment
Scientific mentorship
Job summary
A leading research university seeks a talented postdoctoral researcher to advance studies in computational modelling of nanomaterials at the nanoQlab. You will have the opportunity to work on a competitive Marie Skłodowska‑Curie Postdoctoral Fellowship proposal under the guidance of Prof. Cristiana Di Valentin. This role involves collaboration with an interdisciplinary team and access to high-performance computing facilities, significantly contributing to the fields of medicine, energy, catalysis, and sensing.
Qualifications
Proven experience in computational modelling techniques.
Excellent communication skills, especially in writing proposals.
Motivated to develop an independent research project.
Responsibilities
Develop an original MSCA Postdoctoral Fellowship proposal.
Collaborate with nanoQlab team under supervision.
Utilize high-performance computing facilities for research.
Skills
Computational modelling
Communication
Proposal writing
Education
PhD in Physics, Chemistry, Materials Science, Biotechnology, Engineering or related disciplines
Tools
DFT
Molecular Dynamics
Machine Learning
Job description
A leading research university seeks a talented postdoctoral researcher to advance studies in computational modelling of nanomaterials at the nanoQlab. You will have the opportunity to work on a competitive Marie Skłodowska‑Curie Postdoctoral Fellowship proposal under the guidance of Prof. Cristiana Di Valentin. This role involves collaboration with an interdisciplinary team and access to high-performance computing facilities, significantly contributing to the fields of medicine, energy, catalysis, and sensing.