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Date: Mon Jun  3 07:41:51 2024<br />
Subject: <STRONG>24.06.03 Ph.D. position in Computation Chemistry and Materials.</STRONG><br />

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Ph.D. position in Computation Chemistry and Materials. 
The computational laboratory at the Department of Chemical Science at Ariel University in Israel, led by 
Prof. Dr. Haya Kornweitz, is looking for a Ph.D. student to conduct computational research in surface 
catalysis, nanoparticles, and fuel cells. The candidate will join a well-established, enthusiastic group
of scientists who are focused on a theoretical understanding and practical application of catalytic processes. 
The research is interdisciplinary and is done in collaboration with top experimentalists. 
Ariel University offers a collaborative research environment and features state-of-the-art in-site computer 
facilities, including HPC. A full competitive scholarship for four years and subsidized accommodation are 
offered to prospective candidates in this program.
Required Qualifications:
* A successful M.Sc. degree (average score: 80) in Chemistry, Chemical Physics, or Material Sciences.
* Former studies and experience in computational chemistry/materials and a first principal understanding.
* Experience in solid-state computation (VASP or similar programs) and other relevant software. 
* A strong passion for gaining new insight into science.
Please submit the following documents with the application:  
* Cover letter indicating earliest starting date
* Curriculum vitae, including a publication list
* Relevant Certificates/Diplomas
* Contact details of two referees
Applications should be sent to Prof. Haya Kornweitz by mail: hayak^ariel.ac.il
For more information about this position, please contact Prof. Haya Kornweitz by mail.</pre>
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