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We are looking for a postdoctoral appointee to work in one of the two
detailed projects below under the supervision of Dr. Antonio Picón at the
Chemistry Department ( <http://campusys.qui.uam.es/>
http://campusys.qui.uam.es/) of the University Autónoma de Madrid (Spain).

 

Starting date: The position is expected to start by September 2018, and may
be funded for two years, subject to the positive evaluation of the hired
researcher.

Remuneration: Gross salary (before applying national income taxes) is 30.000
Euros/year (it includes Spanish Social Security and public healthcare).

Research projects:

Studies of electron transport induced by IR and mid-IR pulsed lasers in
semiconductor and two-dimensional materials. 

Resolving the real-time motion of carriers amongst valence and conduction
band states provides the foundation for the development of materials with
novel functionality and the advancement of modern electronics. Future
studies using ultrafast capabilities with few-/sub-femtosecond x-ray
transient absorption are essential to understand the optical response of
materials in the early steps and unveil the role of electron-electron and
electron-phonon scattering. The aim of this project is to develop a novel
theoretical approach to understand the role of electron transport in
semiconductor and other attractive two-dimensional materials via x-ray
spectroscopy.

 

Studies of charge migration in relevant biomolecules and in photosensitizers
molecules for catalysis research. 

Charge migration plays a fundamental question to be addressed in the next
years, especially for the development of imaging techniques in biomolecules
with few-femtosecond/sub-femtosecond x-ray pulses. The group has a strong
tradition in this important research line. This project plans to simulate
the x-ray probing and explore the possibility with ultrashort x-rays to
track the induced charge migration. These studies will be possible to be
experimentally conducted in free-electron laser (XFEL) facilities and in
novel soft-x-ray HHG-laser-based sources.

Postdoctoral Candidate Profile:

- PhD degree in Physics, Material Physics, Chemical Physics or related,

- Strong background in quantum chemistry, including the modeling of
electronic excited states.

- Experience in FORTRAN/C++ programming, treatment of periodic systems
and/or dynamical calculations will be positively considered. 

Application:

Applicants should send his/her CV, including the names of two persons of
reference, and contact information (in a single pdf file named as the
candidate) to  <mailto:[log in to unmask]> [log in to unmask] before
May 30th 2018. Please, include the reference 2017-T1/IND-5432 in the subject
of your message.

Recommendation letters could be requested during the selection process.

Selected candidates shall be contacted for an interview.

Funding:

The Comunidad de Madrid regional government provides funding for this job in
the frame the call to attract research talent to work in research groups at
the Madrid region (Ref. 2017-T1/IND-5432).

 

More information at: https://campusys.qui.uam.es/ 

 

Beatriz Martín Llorente

Gestión de Proyectos

Departamento de Química. Universidad Autónoma de Madrid

C/ Francisco Tomás y Valiente 7 (Módulo 13 / Despacho 303). Cantoblanco,
Madrid. E-28049-Spain

Tlf.: +34-914974388  |   e-mail:  <mailto:[log in to unmask]>
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