[Todos] Fwd: [soft-matter] Postdoctoral research associate in simulation and theory of soft condensed matter

Mar Ago 14 07:49:01 -03 2018

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 		Fwd: [soft-matter] Postdoctoral research associate in simulation and
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 		Andres De Virgiliis <adevir en iflysib.unlp.edu.ar>

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Hola Alejandro,
Podrás difundir por favor esta oferta de postdoc? Puede ser de interes 
en la comunidad del departamento.
Muchas gracias!
Saludos,
Andres

----- Mensaje reenviado de Nigel Wilding <nigel.wilding en bristol.ac.uk>
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Fecha: Tue, 14 Aug 2018 07:53:47 +0000
De: Nigel Wilding <nigel.wilding en bristol.ac.uk>
Asunto: [soft-matter] Postdoctoral research associate in simulation  and
theory of soft condensed matter
Para: soft-matter en lists.leeds.ac.uk

The School of Physics at the University of Bristol is looking for an 
enthusiastic post-doctoral research associate to work on the  simulation
and theory of soft condensed matter under the supervision  of Professor
Nigel Wilding<http://people.bath.ac.uk/pysnbw/index.html>.

Bristol boasts an exceptionally strong interdisciplinary network of 
soft matter theorists and experimentalists and the successful  candidate
will be expected to play a role in forging new  collaborations both
locally and externally. The precise project will  be developed in
collaboration with these partners and is likely to be  drawn from the
following list of interests: nucleation of colloidal  crystals; complex
colloids with ultra-soft, competing or anisotropic  interactions; phase
transitions in 2D systems (including hexatic  phases); polydisperse
mixtures; colloids at interfaces; and active  colloids. Simulations will
likely make use of the University of  Bristol
BlueCrystal<https://www.acrc.bris.ac.uk/> High Performance  Computer.

The position is available for up to 4 years and is available from 1 
October 2018. Candidates should have completed (or be about to 
complete) a doctorate in Physics, Chemistry, Applied Mathematics or 
related fields and be fluent in spoken and written English. A strong 
background in statistical mechanics, computer simulation and 
programming is essential. Experience of soft matter physics (or  related
subjects) as well as knowledge of advanced Monte Carlo  simulation
techniques would be advantageous. Candidates must be highly  motivated
and have a strong record of innovative research consistent  with the
stage of their career.

Both the School and the University is committed to providing a 
supportive and inclusive working environment.  We welcome applicants 
from all backgrounds and communities, especially from women and other 
groups currently under-represented in research posts.

See 
https://www.jobs.ac.uk/job/BLX982/research-associate-in-theoretical-physics
 for application details .

For more information contact Prof. Nigel Wilding: 
nigel.wilding en bristol.ac.uk<mailto:nigel.wilding en bristol.ac.uk>
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Hola Alejandro,
Podrás difundir por favor esta oferta de postdoc? Puede ser de interes  
en la comunidad del departamento.
Muchas gracias!
Saludos,
Andres

----- Mensaje reenviado de Nigel Wilding <nigel.wilding en bristol.ac.uk> -----
Fecha: Tue, 14 Aug 2018 07:53:47 +0000
De: Nigel Wilding <nigel.wilding en bristol.ac.uk>
Asunto: [soft-matter] Postdoctoral research associate in simulation  
and theory of soft condensed matter
Para: soft-matter en lists.leeds.ac.uk

The School of Physics at the University of Bristol is looking for an  
enthusiastic post-doctoral research associate to work on the  
simulation and theory of soft condensed matter under the supervision  
of Professor Nigel Wilding<http://people.bath.ac.uk/pysnbw/index.html>.

Bristol boasts an exceptionally strong interdisciplinary network of  
soft matter theorists and experimentalists and the successful  
candidate will be expected to play a role in forging new  
collaborations both locally and externally. The precise project will  
be developed in collaboration with these partners and is likely to be  
drawn from the following list of interests: nucleation of colloidal  
crystals; complex colloids with ultra-soft, competing or anisotropic  
interactions; phase transitions in 2D systems (including hexatic  
phases); polydisperse mixtures; colloids at interfaces; and active  
colloids. Simulations will likely make use of the University of  
Bristol BlueCrystal<https://www.acrc.bris.ac.uk/> High Performance  
Computer.

The position is available for up to 4 years and is available from 1  
October 2018. Candidates should have completed (or be about to  
complete) a doctorate in Physics, Chemistry, Applied Mathematics or  
related fields and be fluent in spoken and written English. A strong  
background in statistical mechanics, computer simulation and  
programming is essential. Experience of soft matter physics (or  
related subjects) as well as knowledge of advanced Monte Carlo  
simulation techniques would be advantageous. Candidates must be highly  
motivated and have a strong record of innovative research consistent  
with the stage of their career.

Both the School and the University is committed to providing a  
supportive and inclusive working environment.  We welcome applicants  
from all backgrounds and communities, especially from women and other  
groups currently under-represented in research posts.

See  
https://www.jobs.ac.uk/job/BLX982/research-associate-in-theoretical-physics  
for application details .

For more information contact Prof. Nigel Wilding:  
nigel.wilding en bristol.ac.uk<mailto:nigel.wilding en bristol.ac.uk>