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Friday, May 23, 2008

Sweden : PhD position in non-equilibrium and nano physics

Department of Physics and Materials Science. Starting date: September 2008.

Within the division for materials theory, at the Dept. Physics and Materials Science, Uppsala Univeristy, theoretical studies are performed on e.g. materials properties, magnetism, non-equilibrium, transport. Studies of nanoscale system under non-equilibrium conditions are approached by means of modern field theoretical methods in order to described properties that arise due to dimension, geometry, interactions between particles, back-action, etc.

The Ph. D. student is expected to work with timely problems within nanoscience and materials theory. The work can be directed towards, e.g. spintronics, molecular electronics, nano magnetism, inelastic scattering effects, theoretical epidemiology, and network theory.

The PhD position is for four years, extendable to a maximum of five years including department duties at a level of at most 20% (typically teaching). Further information: http://www.physics.uu.se/education/gradU/

If you are interested, you are welcome to send your application including a statement of research interest, a CV, copies of exams, degrees and grades, a copy of your Master thesis (or a draft thereof), published articles or other relevant material (if applicable) to the address below. Letter(s) of recommendation may be included.
Uppsala University is striving to achieve a more even gender balance and women are especially encouraged to apply.

For more information, please contact: Jonas Fransson, tel +46 (0)18-4715864 Jonas.Fransson@fysik.uu.se. Union representatives are: Anders Grundström, SACO-rådet, tel +46 18-471 5380, Carin Söderhäll, OFR-S/ST, tel +46 18-471 1996, Stefan Djurström, SEKO, tel +46 18-471 3315.

The application should be sent to: Registrator, UFV-PA 2008/1436, Uppsala universitet, Box 256, 751 05 UPPSALA, Sweden; fax +46 (0)18-4712000 or e-mail: registrator@uu.se no later than August 28, 2008. An application by fax or e-mail must be followed by a letter containing the original documents, at the latest a week after application deadline.