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Post-Doc Research Associate

University of North Carolina- Chapel Hill

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At a glance

Compensation
No compensation found
Location
Bolton, MS
Role Type
Research
Work Authorization
Not specified

Job overview

University of North Carolina- Chapel Hill is hiring a Post-Doc Research Associate. The Postdoc Research Associate (PRDA) will join the Klotsa Lab at UNC Chapel Hill, focusing on computational fluid dynamics and soft matter physics. This role involves writing computer code, running simulations, and analyzing results. The PRDA will also be responsible for writing and publishing articles based on research findings and presenting at conferences.

Key focus areas include Write computer code, Run computer simulations, and Analyze simulation results.

Important skills include Writing Computer Code, Running Computer Simulations, Analyzing Results, Writing Articles, Publishing Articles, and Presenting In Conferences. Preferred (not required): Computational Fluid Dynamics, Soft Matter Physics, Physical Chemistry, and Statistical Mechanics.

Skills & qualifications

RequiredNice to have

Skills

Writing Computer CodeRunning Computer SimulationsAnalyzing ResultsWriting ArticlesPublishing ArticlesPresenting in ConferencesCollaborationComputational Fluid DynamicsSoft Matter PhysicsPhysical ChemistryStatistical Mechanics

Qualifications

Background in Soft Matter PhysicsBackground in Physical ChemistryBackground in Statistical MechanicsBackground in Fluid Dynamics

Full job description

Vacancy ID: PDS004921

Position Summary/Description:

The Postdoc Research Associate ( PRDA ) will work in the Klotsa Lab at UNC Chapel Hill in the field of computational fluid dynamics and soft matter physics. The PDRA will be writing computer code, running computer simulations and analyzing the results. Subsequently, they will write and publish articles based on the research findings, and present in conferences.

Education and Experience:

The candidate will preferably have a background in soft matter physics, physical chemistry, statistical mechanics or fluid dynamics. The candidate should be able and willing to work together with PhD and undergraduate students in the group and with collaborators.

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