PhD in physics: computational material science

In summary, the Max Planck Institute for Chemical Physics of Solids in Dresden, Germany offers a three-year graduate program in collaboration with the Technical University Dresden for students to obtain a PhD degree in computational material science. They are currently offering two PhD positions in the fields of spintronics and topological insulators, with a focus on developing skills in computational physics, presentation, and scientific writing. Highly-qualified and motivated students from all countries are encouraged to apply, with prerequisites including a MSc in physics or related field and proficiency in English. The positions will begin in June 2013 and interested applicants should submit their CV and cover letter to Dr. Stanislav Chadov.
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The Max Planck Institute for Chemical Physics of Solids in Dresden, Germany, offers excellent research possibilities for students to obtain a PhD degree in a three-year graduate program in collaboration with the Technical University Dresden. We offer two PhD positions, both in computational material science. The first one is related to the research in the field of spintronics, second - in topological insulators. Additional training in computational physics, presentation and scientific writing skills will complete your science program.

We encourage highly-qualified and well-motivated students from all countries to apply. Prerequisites include a MSc in physics or a related field (including a master thesis) and a good command of English. The positions will start from June 2013. Required application documents include a CV and a cover letter. Recommendation letters might be required later.

Please send your application by mail or email to:
Dr. Stanislav Chadov
Group Leader Theory, Inorganic Chemistry
Max Planck Institute for Chemical Physics of Solids
Noethnitzer Str. 40
01187 Dresden
Germany
Tel: +49 351 4646 2238
Fax: +49 351 4646 3002
stanisalv.chadov@cpfs.mpg.de

We are looking forward to your application!
 
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Dear potential applicants,

As a scientist at the Max Planck Institute for Chemical Physics of Solids, I can personally attest to the excellent research opportunities and resources available at our institute. Our collaboration with the Technical University Dresden provides a unique and comprehensive graduate program for students interested in computational material science.

The two PhD positions currently available in the fields of spintronics and topological insulators offer a challenging and cutting-edge research experience. Our institute also prioritizes the development of skills in computational physics, presentation, and scientific writing, ensuring that our students are well-equipped for a successful career in science.

We welcome highly-qualified and motivated students from all countries to apply for these positions. A MSc in physics or a related field, as well as proficiency in English, are the main prerequisites for consideration. The positions will begin in June 2013, and we ask that interested applicants submit their CV and cover letter to Dr. Stanislav Chadov, along with any required recommendation letters.

We are confident that our institute can provide a stimulating and supportive environment for your research and academic growth. We look forward to receiving your application and potentially welcoming you to our team at the Max Planck Institute for Chemical Physics of Solids.

Max Planck Institute for Chemical Physics of Solids, Dresden, Germany
 

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