Position Description
The successful candidate will study the fundamental physics of iron-based chalcogenide magnets and superconductors, made up of functional molecular components with nanoscale dimensions. For this, user-facility photon and neutron science labs will be utilized to generate key insights on how structure and spontaneous magnetic transitions influence the superconductin electron pairing. Knowledge of correlated-electron physics/materials and physical crystallography, including diffraction experiments and data analysis strategies, will be invaluable for this innovative research project. Young researches will have the opportunity to experience research collaborations with leading research groups based at US DOE labs.
For the full announcement, follow the link "Related Documents"
Required Qualifications
- PhD degree in Physical Sciences
- Demonstrated ability in quantitative structural analysis methods (e.g. Rietveld analysis)
- Proven experience in analytical experimental techniques, including, magnetometry and X-ray diffraction
- Excellent knowledge of the English language
Greek male candidates must have fulfilled their military obligations
Desirable Qualifications
- Publications in peer-reviewed journals and scientific presentations in conferences
- MSc degree in experimental condensed matter physics materials science will be an advantage
- Programming skills for data acquisition and reduction will be beneficial
- Successful candidates must be able to work in an interdisciplinary environment
Application Procedure
In order to be considered, the application must include:
- Completed application Form (Download link to the left)
- A cover letter describing your research interests
- CV and publications list
- Two (2) reference letters, e-mailed directly to lappas@iesl.forth.gr and cc to hr@iesl.forth.gr
- Scanned copies of the ready available academic titles
Deadline 6 January 2020; applications will be reviewed thereafter till the position is filled
