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[交流] 三个博后位置，University of Minnesota，UW-Madison，Queen's University Belfast已有4人参与

#1
Postdoctoral Positions Available:
Molecular Simulation of Complex Fluids and Phase & Sorption Equilibria

We are seeking two outstanding postdoctoral researchers to work on
collaborative research projects:

One project will focus on Advanced PVT-Properties and Molecular Modeling of
Complex Fluids in Support of Safe and Green Hydrocarbon Production, and
the postdoctoral researcher will be mentored by Ilja Siepmann at the University
of Minnesota and Cornelis Peters at The Petroleum Institute Abu Dhabi. The
postdoctoral researcher will be based at the University of Minnesota, but the
collaborative research will also involve extended visits to The Petroleum Institute
where, if desired, there may be the opportunity to be involved in teaching and
other educational opportunities.

The other project will focus on Predictive Modeling of Phase and Sorption
Equilibria (including the development of algorithms and force fields) in the
Siepmann research group. This position may involve collaboration with other
researchers of the Nanoporous Materials Genome Center, the Catalysis Center
for Energy Innovation, the University of Minnesota MRSEC, Procter & Gamble,
and Dow.

The ideal candidate must have
• a Ph.D. in Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, or a related field with an
emphasis on predictive molecular simulation
• excellent programming skills and expertise in complex software
development; experience with advanced Monte Carlo sampling
approaches is desirable
• good interpersonal communication skills and the ability to work in
diverse environments

These positions are available immediately for an initial period of one year that
can be extended for subsequent years based on progress and mutual agreement.

Well-qualified applicants are encouraged to contact Ilja Siepmann
(siepmann@umn.edu) with a brief cover letter indicating whether they are
interested in both or only one of these positions, and include a CV, unofficial
copies of graduate transcripts, and the names of at least two references.

#2

Dear XXX,

We are writing regarding the availability of one or more open postdoc positions within the
Schmidt and Yethiraj groups at UW-Madison. A number of project areas are available (detailed
below), depending on applicant interest and qualifications. Collaborative or joint appointment
between our research groups will also be considered.

Project areas include:

1)  Ionic liquids
2)  Polymers and surfactants
3) Acid gas induced evolution of energy materials, including their impact on nano-porous
metal-organic frameworks (in association with a recent Department of Energy Energy Frontier
Research Center).

Please ask any interested members of your group to contact us by email.

Sincerely,

JR Schmidt (schmidt@chem.wisc.edu)
Arun Yethiraj (yethiraj@chem.wisc.edu)

Department of Chemistry
UW-Madison

#3

Dear Colleagues/Friends,
                           see below an announcement of a postdoctoral position in our group at Queen's University Belfast. It would be much appreciated if you could pass it onto potential candidates. Deadline for applications is next Wednesday. Many thanks.

                           Best wishes,
                                          Jorge

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Jorge J. Kohanoff, Director             |  Voice:  (+44/0) 2890 976032
Atomistic Simulation Centre             |  Fax: (+44/0) 2890 973110
Queen's University Belfast             |  e-mail: j.kohanoff@qub.ac.uk
Belfast BT7 1NN, Northern Ireland (UK) |
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Postdoctoral position at Queen's University Belfast (UK)

Applications are invited for a 4-year EPSRC-funded postdoctoral position,
starting 1 November 2014, to carry out theoretical and computational work
in the field of bulk nanobubble dispersions.

Nanobubble dispersions are a novel type of nanoscale bubble system. Their
most peculiar characteristic is the remarkable longevity of the bubbles of
which they are composed.  Existing theories predict that bubbles this small should dissolve extremely quickly but in nanobubble suspensions tiny bubbles persist for  weeks and even months. Thus, to fully exploit the potential benefits of nanobubble suspensions, major developments are needed in the science underpinning their existence and behaviour. The overall aim of this project is to study the underlying mechanisms by which these nanobubble dispersions come to exist and persist, and to explain some of their unusual properties using a combination of both experimental and theoretical work.

Applicants should have a PhD in Chemistry, Physics or another relevant subject. A good background in Statistical Mechanics, computer simulation and computer programming is essential. Experience in molecular dynamics simulation of liquids, cavitation, and parallel computing, are also highly desirable. The candidate willbe based at Queen's University Belfast, and will collaborate closely with researchers at Daresbury Laboratory and in the Department of Chemical Engineering at the University of Birmingham, where the experimental part of this project will be carried out. The project also involves collaboration with industry.

Applicants should complete an online application form, available from the
following website:

https://hrwebapp.qub.ac.uk/tlive ... gx&LANG=USA,

providing an up-to-date CV, a letter of motivation, and the names and contact details of at least three academic referees.

Informal enquiries may be directed to Prof. Jorge Kohanoff (j.kohanoff@qub.ac.uk)or Dr Gareth Tribello (g.tribello@qub.ac.uk)

Anticipated interview date: Monday 15 September 2014

Salary scale: ￡31,342 - ￡37,394 per annum, depending on experience.

Closing date for applications: Wednesday 20 August 2014

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