A student with strong interest in electronic structure theory and with a background in quantum physics or quantum chemistry is sought. Background or familiarity with scientific computing is an advantage.
The project addresses many-electron methods as applied to design of molecular and nanoscale electronic devices. The goal of the the project is to understand electron-electron interactions from a full quantum mechanical treatment for single molecule electronics, and then to devise approximations allowing treatment of more complex electron devices on the 5 to 10 nm length scale.
Positions are available immediately through funding provided by Science Foundation Ireland (SFI) and the successful applicant will work with a team of researchers developing quantum mechanical descriptions for future electron devices. Additional opportunities exist through the Irish Research Council for Science, Engineering and technology's PhD scholarship programme: http:\\www.ircset.ie
To obtain further details on the application procedure or to discuss project details, please contact: Jim Greer, Head of Electronics Theory Group, jim.greer@tyndall.ieand include a copy of a recent CV or transcript.
To apply for this position, please submit a CV to careers@tyndall.ie,quoting the reference number.
To apply for this post, complete the application form and forward with a detailed curriculum vitae and references to:
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