Quantum Materials Postdoc: Low-Temp Magnetism & Crystals

Norfolk State University; United States; On-site; USD 41,000 - 50,000; Full time

Job summary

Norfolk State University invites researchers to conduct experimental studies in quantum materials, leading investigations into magnetic systems and correlated electron phenomena. The role encompasses hands-on measurements at low temperatures, materials synthesis, and mentoring of students within a collaborative program.

Applicants should have a PhD in physics or a closely related field, with experience in condensed matter, magnetism, and data analysis.

Qualifications

• PhD in Physics, Materials Science, or closely related field.
• Experience in condensed matter physics or quantum materials.
• Experience with magnetism, transport, or materials characterization techniques.
• Strong written and verbal communication.
• Ability to work in a collaborative research environment.

Responsibilities

• Conduct experimental research on quantum magnetic materials and correlated electron systems
• Perform low-temperature magnetization and transport measurements
• Assist with materials synthesis and crystal growth
• Analyze experimental data and contribute to peer-reviewed publications
• Participate in neutron and synchrotron experiments at national laboratories
• Mentor undergraduate and graduate students involved in the research program
• Contribute to collaborative research activities and project reporting

Skills

Experimental physics

Low-temperature measurements

Cryogenic systems

Mentoring students

Education

Ph.D. in Physics

Condensed matter research

Crystal growth experience

Tools

Neutron scattering

Synchrotron techniques

Laboratory instrumentation

Job description

Norfolk State University invites researchers to conduct experimental studies in quantum materials, leading investigations into magnetic systems and correlated electron phenomena. The role encompasses hands-on measurements at low temperatures, materials synthesis, and mentoring of students within a collaborative program.

Applicants should have a PhD in physics or a closely related field, with experience in condensed matter, magnetism, and data analysis.