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Subject: Postdoctoral position in computational materials at UW-Madison<br />
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From: Leland Barnard<br />
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Date: 16-Nov-2011 23:08<br />
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<p>We invite applications for multiple postdoctoral positions with Prof. Dane Morgan at the University of Wisconsin &ndash; Madison.&nbsp; The research is generally in the area of integrating atomistic and thermodynamic and kinetic modeling to understand and develop new materials.&nbsp; Areas of application include stabilizing novel multicomponent semiconductors, radiation induced precipitation in nuclear steels, and development of more stable Li-ion battery cathodes.&nbsp; A PhD in materials science, physics, chemistry, chemical engineering, nuclear engineering, or a related field is required.&nbsp; Familiarity with one or more of ab initio calculations, molecular simulations, and thermodynamic/kinetic modeling is preferred, but capable and enthusiastic applicants with any background will be considered.&nbsp; The research will develop broadly applicable skills and understanding and we encourage applications from those with a range of materials and modeling interests.<br/>
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The appointments are initially for one year with possible extension.&nbsp; Interested applicants should send a CV in PDF format and contact information for 3 references to Leland Barnard at lmbarnard-at-wisc.edu.&nbsp; In your email please specify which areas of those listed above of are of most interest &ndash; compound semiconductors, steel precipitates, or Li-battery cathodes.&nbsp; Interest in more than one area is fine but please prioritize if you have a perference.&nbsp; Review of applicants will begin immediately and will continue until the positions are filled.<br/>
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Computational Materials Group (CMG) (http://matmodel.engr.wisc.edu/):&nbsp; Dane Morgan&rsquo;s group is integrated with the larger CMG, a joint effort of Izabela Szlufarska and Dane Morgan in the Department of Materials Science and Engineering at UW Madison.&nbsp; We are a highly active group, with over 20 members and work in areas including nuclear materials, nanomechanics, nano-bio interfaces, fuel cells, batteries, semiconductors, and geophysics.</p><br />
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