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SUMMARY:Tenure-track Junior Professor Chair : New materials and processes with low environmental impact
DESCRIPTION:Research project\nThe scientific project carried out by the Chair is at the intersection of the disciplinary fields of process and material sciences involving the use of supercritical fluids. It will allow the development of studies which will aim at : \n– Intensifying the adequacy between the process and the material by improving the process efficiency. It can be achieved by integrating several functions in a single operation and by reducing the consumption of inputs (monomers\, additives\, catalysts…). The idea is to optimize the physico-chemical properties and/or reactive systems by supercritical fluids as reagents or carrier fluids to provide new functions or as plasticizers to transform heat-sensitive materials such as biobased polymers. \n– Making the use of polymeric materials safer in order to increase their recycling towards currently unthinkable applications by achieving total clean-up/purification: offering ultra-pure virgin or recycled polymers\, \n– Continuously generating materials with properties that are different from those currently proposed: high-performance materials\, nano-cellular polymer foams or polymer blends with controlled morphologies. \nThe deployment of the scientific project relies on a base of existing projects currently composed of 3 PhD on recycling and 4 projects on the purification and development of cellular materials. As soon as he/she is recruited\, the person hired will be integrated into the follow-up of the projects. He/she will also supervise the doctoral and post-doctoral students recruited. They will be assigned to the development of the coupling of fluids under supercritical conditions and polymer processing and\, more particularly\, they will endeavour to associate conceptual aspects at different scales and states of matter with the experimental part (constitutive laws and scaling laws for complex polymer/supercritical fluids under strong flows\, fundamental mechanisms involved in the elaboration of nano-foams assisted by supercritical fluids\, understanding of the clean-up processes integrated in a recycling operation). \nThe overall budget allocated to the project amounts to 650000 € including salaries. \nContacts   Head of the lab : Pr Jean-Charles Majesté\, majeste@univ-st-etienne.fr \nHost laboratory:\nThe Laboratory « Ingénierie des Matériaux Polymères » (UMR CNRS 5223) is a research unit (70 senior scientists /130 Ph-D and postdocs) which focuses on polymer materials\, affiliated to CNRS\, University of Lyon\, INSA and to University Jean Monnet of Saint-Etienne). The laboratory has included in its roadmap the development of cross-disciplinary skills related to major societal challenges in both energy and environmental aspects\, including an approach to the development of materials with a virtuous life cycle. The person recruited at the Saint-Etienne site will be able to rely on the laboratory’s platform “FlusCritex” (unique in Europe) dedicated to the coupling of fluids under supercritical conditions and polymer processing. The development of this coupling approach requires the association of conceptual aspects at different scales and states of matter in addition to the experimental component. This conceptualization approach is an important research axis in the laboratory.
URL:https://eu-softcomp.net/events/tenure-track-junior-professor-chair-new-materials-and-processes-with-low-environmental-impact-2/
CATEGORIES:Job Opportunities
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20220922T080000
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SUMMARY:Predoctoral Research Position at the Materials Physics Center (San Sebastian\, Spain)
DESCRIPTION:The Polymers and Soft Matter Group at CFM is offering a predoctoral (1+1+1 years) position starting between November 2022 and January 2023 to work under the supervision of Dr. Jon Maiz and Prof. Arantxa Arbe in the study of the Structure and Dynamics of Complex Polymer-based Materials for Energy Storage Applications. \nThe position will be funded by the IKUR strategy. IKUR is the strategy promoted by the Education Department of the Basque Government to boost Scientific Research in specific strategic areas and to position the Basque country at the forefront of international research in those fields. \nThe selected candidate will be hired by the Research Association MPC – Materials Physics Center. The salary will be 16.131\,72 euros before taxes for the first year. \nThe Polymer and Soft Matter Group at the Center of Materials Physics addresses fundamental problems related with the structural and dynamical properties of soft matter systems\, mainly based on polymers. Current research topics in the group include blends\, all-polymer nanocomposites\, or single-chain nanoparticles. For more information\, visit our web: www.sc.ehu.es/sqwpolim/PSMG/. \nCandidates must hold a Master degree (in Physics\, Chemistry\, Chemical or Material Engineering\, …). Expertise in polymers will be highly appreciated for this particular position\, as well as background in experimental methods like scattering techniques or relaxation techniques. \nSuitable candidates can apply for this position sending by email to jobs.cfm@ehu.eus the following information before 21st of October with the subject label “Predoc CFM-PolymerEnergy”: \n1- An updated Curriculum Vitae\, including a list of publications. (70%) \n2- A presentation letter with declaration of interests (max. 1 page). (10%) \n3- Two reference letters and/or contact email of two potential referees. (20%)
URL:https://eu-softcomp.net/events/predoctoral-research-position-at-the-materials-physics-center-san-sebastian-spain/
CATEGORIES:Job Opportunities
ORGANIZER;CN="Arbe%2C Arantxa":MAILTO:a.arbe@ehu.eus
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20220926T080000
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SUMMARY:Post doc position Unina-DPI
DESCRIPTION:We are currently looking for a motivated Postdoc to work on Long Chain Branching in Polyolefins within the framework of GoLBraPol\, a research project funded by the Dutch Polymer Institute (DPI).\nThis Project focuses on the relationship between molecular architecture\, rheological and processing properties of Sparsely Long Chain Branched Polyolefins (SLCB-PO). A multidisciplinary approach to determine the rheological fingerprint of the SLCB architecture will be set up to link the flow properties to molecular architecture. This will provide the knowledge to govern SLCB processing and tune the mechanical properties of the final product. Experiments will be devised to require very small\, milligram size amounts of polymer\, thus making it possible to use high throughput\, laboratory-oriented synthesis strategies. The results are expected to pave the way to the use of SLCB-POs in specific processing technologies. The possibility to predict and design the best SLCB-PO material for a specific application will also contribute to a better\, more responsible\, and sustainable use of polyolefins. \nThe duration of the fellowship is for one year and can be extended for one more year\, to be spent mainly at the University of Naples Federico II. We are looking for a highly motivated experimental researcher with a solid background in engineering\, physics\, chemistry\, or a related field\, preferably with knowledge of rheology and soft matter. Experience with experimental research\, especially using rheometry and processing techniques\, as well as excellent communication and computer skills will be highly beneficial. \nThe Postdoc position will be assigned based on a public competition. The starting of the activity is November 1st. \nThe call is available here:\nhttps://lnkd.in/dzymAfxu \nFor any info:\nNino Grizzuti (nino.grizzuti@unina.it)\nRossana Pasquino (rossana.pasquino@unina.it)\nSalvatore Costanzo (salvatore.costanzo@unina.it)
URL:https://eu-softcomp.net/events/post-doc-position-unina-dpi/
CATEGORIES:Job Opportunities
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20221014T080000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20221231T170000
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CREATED:20221014T082220Z
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SUMMARY:LabVIEW Software Engineer
DESCRIPTION:LS Instruments AG\, a spin-off of the University of Fribourg\, is a technology leader in the field of optical characterization of nanoparticles. LS Instruments develops advanced scientific instruments for analytical applications in life sciences\, food\, personal care\, and many more. \nRising investments in the pharmaceutical industry\, increasing regulatory requirements for medical products\, and the recent successful launch of vaccines based on mRNA technology related to COVID-19 have led to a global increase in demand for high-precision nanoparticle analytical solutions. \nIn this context\, we are enlarging our team and are looking for reinforcement. \nWe are looking for a dynamic person to join LS Instruments as a LabVIEW Software Engineer to take the lead on the software development effort geared at driving the hardware of our instruments. \nFor further details please visit the LS Instruments website.
URL:https://eu-softcomp.net/events/labview-software-engineer/
CATEGORIES:Job Opportunities
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20221025T080000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20221130T170000
DTSTAMP:20260403T235520
CREATED:20240227T163924Z
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SUMMARY:PhD position in Montpellier (Soft Matter\, microgels)
DESCRIPTION:We are seeking to fill a fully-funded PhD position at Laboratoire Charles Coulomb (CNRS/University of Montpellier\, France)\, starting early spring 2023. In the framework of a French-German collaboration with Thomas Hellweg (Bielefeld)\, we wish to study membranes made of microgels. Further information can be found here: \nhttps://cloud.coulomb.umontpellier.fr/index.php/s/2tqNQsikoLasDzo \nBest regards\, \nJulian Oberdisse and Domenico Truzzolillo
URL:https://eu-softcomp.net/events/phd-position-in-montpellier-soft-matter-microgels/
CATEGORIES:Job Opportunities
ORGANIZER;CN="Julian Oberdisse":MAILTO:julian.oberdisse@umontpellier.fr
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20221222T080000
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SUMMARY:Senior Lecturer (Associate Professor) at Lund University
DESCRIPTION:The Division of Physical Chemistry at Lund University is recruiting a\n \nSenior Lecturer (Associate Professor)\n \nwith a well-documented background in soft matter studied by scattering methods.\n \nJob description\nThe candidate should have a strong research profile within soft and/or biological matter that adheres to and is complementary to the other research currently conducted within the division. The applicant’s research should to a large extent involve the use of scattering methods\, using both local in house equipment\, and large-scale synchrotron and/or neutron facilities. The successful candidate is expected to actively engage in the planned faculty infrastructure platform Center for Scattering Methods\, and in the LINXS Institute of Advanced Neutron and X-ray Science. The successful candidate is also expected to pursue a leading role in interacting with the ESS and MAX IV facilities.\nThe person is expected to develop active research\, which includes applying for external funding and developing collaborations with other university units and governmental organizations.\nThe position entails teaching at both the undergraduate and graduate levels. The amount of undergraduate teaching will be circa 10-20% of full time. In addition\, there will be supervision of bachelor and master student projects\, as well as supervision of PhD students. The work assignments of the position\, as well as the relative proportions of research and teaching\, may however change over time.\n \nThe research environment\nThe Division of Physical Chemistry\, part of the Department of Chemistry within the Faculty of Science\, performs experimental and theoretical research within the area of colloid and interface science\, involving both synthetic and biological systems. A number of different experimental techniques are available within the division\, where scattering methods are particularly important. The European Spallation Source (ESS) and the synchrotron light source MAX IV\, as key European large-scale facilities for neutron and X-ray scattering\, significantly contribute to the scientific life of Lund\, and their close proximity has the potential to strengthen the role of the division as an internationally leading center of excellence in soft matter research. The division therefore has strong ambitions to be actively involved\, through close collaborations and projects\, with both facilities. The division has also a strong active engagement in the LINXS Institute of Advanced Neutron and X-ray Science\, and also in NanoLund\, the Lund University center for nanoscience.\n \nOn-line application can be made at (Deadline 22 January 2023):\n \nhttps://lu.varbi.com/en/what:job/jobID:556566/type:job/where:4/apply:1
URL:https://eu-softcomp.net/events/senior-lecturer-associate-professor-at-lund-university/
CATEGORIES:Job Opportunities
ORGANIZER;CN="Peter Schurtenberger":MAILTO:peter.schurtenberger@fkem1.lu.se
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20221227T080000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20230117T170000
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SUMMARY:PhD Position at San Sebastian (Dynamic Networks in Soft Matter: From Small Molecules to Complex Polymers)
DESCRIPTION:The Polymers and Soft Matter Group (PSMG\, http://www.sc.ehu.es/sqwpolim/PSMG/) of the Materials Physics Center (joint centre of CSIC and the University of the Basque Country) at San Sebastián (Spain) is offering a PhD Grant associated to the national Project “Dynamic Networks in Soft Matter: From Small Molecules to Complex Polymers (DYNANET)”. \n  \nApplication period: 12 -26 January 2023 (please contact us before 15th January). Starting of the Grant: Second half of 2023 (see details below). \n  \nThe Grant has a duration of 4 years. If the student obtained his/her PhD degree before the end of the 4th year\, the remaining time of the Grant would have a postdoctoral character. \n  \nThere are several possible PhD projects to be performed in the PSMG\, of experimental or computational character\, and focused on physics or chemistry. In all cases the project will investigate structural and dynamic aspects of soft-matter networks with reversible bonds\, in systems as water\, polyalcohols\, polymers or biopolymers. \n  \nDepending on the PhD project\, some of the techniques to be used are scattering (neutron\, X-ray\, light)\, dielectric spectroscopy\, calorimetry\, rheology\, molecular dynamics simulations\, or polymer synthesis\, among others. Therefore\, candidates of very different profiles\, experimental or computational\, can apply to the Grant. \n  \nThe Grant is offered within the call ‘Ayudas para contratos predoctorales para la formación de doctores 2022’\, which will be open from 12th to 26th January 2023 (unfortunately instructions are only given in Spanish: https://www.aei.gob.es/convocatorias/buscador-convocatorias/ayudas-contratos-predoctorales-formacion-doctores-2022-0). \n  \nThe selection of the awarded candidate is expected to be officially announced by June 2023\, so he/she would start the PhD project in the second half of the year (incorporation is flexible within the first 3 months after the announcement). The awarded candidate must have an MSc degree by the time of the incorporation to the PSMG\, in Physics\, Chemistry\, Materials Engineering or related areas. Background in soft matter topics and/or in some of the aforementioned techniques will be highly esteemed. \n  \nPlease note that\, though the call ends at 26th January\, the application procedure is not fully trivial and needs some clarification (in particular for non-Spanish speakers). Therefore\, candidates who are interested in applying to the Grant should send their CV (including marks of their BSc degree\, and their MSc if it is the case) to Angel Moreno (angeljose.moreno@ehu.es) before 15th January. Recommendation letters are not essential but will be esteemed. We will made a pre-selection of the candidates and contact them for further information on the steps to follow in the application. \n  \n 
URL:https://eu-softcomp.net/events/phd-position-at-san-sebastian-dynamic-networks-in-soft-matter-from-small-molecules-to-complex-polymers/
CATEGORIES:Job Opportunities
ORGANIZER;CN="Materials Physics Center%2C San Sebastian":MAILTO:phdstudents.cfm@ehu.es
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20230110T080000
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SUMMARY:Theoretical modeling of nanoparticles interacting with cells
DESCRIPTION:1 year postdoc position within Spanish government project is based on a recent publications showing the importance of membrane tension for interaction of nanoparticles with cells (1–3). Deformation of cells and compression of lipid bilayers by strongly adsorbing nanoparticles is related to a non-chemical and non-biological mechanism of recently discovered antibacterial action of nanoparticles. \nResponsibilities \nWork with Molecular Dynamics\, Langevin dynamics\, numerical surface evolvers\, as well as analytical theory based on the Helfrich model to investigate the interaction of idealized cell membrane models with nanoparticles of different geometries.\nThe effect of structure parameters such as size\, topography\, spikes\, flexibility or rigidity of the material\, surface properties\, charge will be systematically evaluated. \nQualifications \n· CUDA programming\n· Molecular Dynamics of Soft Matter\n· Monte Carlo simulations\n· Theoretical physics\n· Neural networks algorithms \nReferences \n(1) Fleury\, J.-B.; Werner\, M.; Guével\, X. L.; Baulin\, V. A. Protein Corona Modulates Interaction of Spiky Nanoparticles with Lipid Bilayers. J. Colloid Interface Sci. 2021\, 603\, 550–558. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jcis.2021.06.047.\n(2) Linklater\, D. P.; Baulin\, V. A.; Guével\, X. L.; Fleury\, J.-B.; Hanssen\, E.; Nguyen\, T. H. P.; Juodkazis\, S.; Bryant\, G.; Crawford\, R. J.; Stoodley\, P.; Ivanova\, E. P. Antibacterial Action of Nanoparticles by Lethal Stretching of Bacterial Cell Membranes. Adv. Mater. 32 (52)\, e2005679. https://doi.org/10.1002/adma.202005679.\n(3) Linklater\, D. P.; Baulin\, V. A.; Juodkazis\, S.; Crawford\, R. J.; Stoodley\, P.; Ivanova\, E. P. Mechano-Bactericidal Actions of Nanostructured Surfaces. Nat. Rev. Microbiol. 2020\, 1–15. https://doi.org/10.1038/s41579-020-0414-z.
URL:https://eu-softcomp.net/events/theoretical-modeling-of-nanoparticles-interacting-with-cells/
CATEGORIES:Job Opportunities
ORGANIZER;CN="Vladimir Baulin":MAILTO:vladimir.baulin@urv.cat
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20230111T080000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20230207T170000
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CREATED:20230112T101736Z
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SUMMARY:Professor in Chemical Engineering: Design and Processing of Functional Products by Physico-Chemical Treatment of Natural Compounds from Side/Waste Streams
DESCRIPTION:KU Leuven has a full-time academic vacancy in the design of functional products by physico-chemical modification and processing of natural compounds from side and waste streams at Ghent Technology Campus. The new faculty member will be part of the Soft Matter\, Rheology and Technology (SMaRT) group of the Department of Chemical Engineering consisting of 7 professors at present. With this vacancy\, the department aims to develop a SMaRT section within Ghent Technology Campus. The aim is to realize modern\, industrially focused research and infrastructure at Ghent Technology Campus for rheological and morphological research of biosourced functional products\, with a focus on the utilisation and functionalization of natural compounds derived from side and waste streams originating\, amongst others\, from (local) food- and bio-industries. Collaboration is envisaged with the existing groups at Ghent Technology Campus\, e.g. the Laboratory of Enzyme\, Fermentation and Brewing Technology (EFBT)\, Meat Technology and Science of Protein rich foods (MTSP) and Chemical and BIOchemical process TEChnology and control (BIOTEC+). Besides this\, collaboration with the Sustainable Materials Lab of KU Leuven (KULAK\, KU Leuven Kortrijk Campus) and the Structural Composites and Alloys\, Integrity and non-destructive testing group (SCALINT\, KU Leuven Bruges Campus) active in the region is desired. We are looking for internationally orientated candidates with an excellent interdisciplinary research record and with educational competencies within the field of chemical engineering and chemistry. The research competencies will enable a focus on the physico-chemical processing of natural compounds from side- and waste streams from food and other industries for the design and processing of new functional products\, including their (rheological) property characterisation. Product applications can be situated in a broad field e.g. (bio)polymer or textile industry\, construction\, chemicals\, pharmaceutics\, etc. The successful applicant will be appointed to the Department of Chemical Engineering and the Faculty of Engineering Technology of the Science\, Engineering and Technology Group of KU Leuven. The Faculty of Engineering Technology has an extensive national and international network\, both in the academic and business world. Research at SMaRT is at the intersection of classical chemical engineering and soft matter physics and chemistry. The hosting research group can build upon a solid research infrastructure\, an extensive international network\, connections with companies and non-profit organisations\, a stable inflow of highly talented PhD students\, and a supportive work environment. \nMore details and information on the application procedure can be found through this link. Application deadline is 7 February 2023.
URL:https://eu-softcomp.net/events/professor-in-chemical-engineering-design-and-processing-of-functional-products-by-physico-chemical-treatment-of-natural-compounds-from-side-waste-streams-2/
CATEGORIES:Job Opportunities
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20230207T080000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20230228T170000
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SUMMARY:Postdoc at San Sebastian in Atomistic Simulations of Glass-Forming Systems
DESCRIPTION:Materials Physics Center (Donostia / San Sebastián) \nThe Polymers & Soft Matter Group at CFM is offering a postdoctoral (1+1 years) position starting around April (latest July 1st)\, 2023 to work with Fernando Alvarez and Juan Colmenero\, in collaboration with Gøran Nilsen (ISIS Neutron and Muon Source\, UK)\, in the project entitled ‘A synergetic approach by neutron spectroscopy with polarization analysis and massive molecular dynamics simulations to unravel collective and self-dynamics in liquids and glass-forming systems at the mesoscale’. The position offered here will be mainly focused on the computational work of this project. In particular\, the work will deal with atomistic molecular dynamics simulations at the mesoscale of different glass-forming systems \nThe positions will be funded by MCIN and by the European Union NextGenerationEU/PRTR- C17.I1\, as well as by IKUR Strategy under the collaboration agreement between Ikerbasque Foundation and DIPC on behalf of the Department of Education of the Basque Government. \nThe selected candidate will be hired by the Research Association MPC – Materials Physics Center. The salary will be of 35.650\,44 euros during the first year before taxes. \nThe Polymers & Soft Matter Group at the Center of Materials Physics addresses the structure and dynamics of polymer and glass-forming systems in general at different length and time scales. For more information\, visit our web: http://www.sc.ehu.es/sqwpolim/PSMG/ \nCandidates must hold a PhD degree in Physics\, Chemistry\, Materials Science\, or related discipline. Expertise in Molecular Dynamics Simulations will be highly appreciated for this particular position\, as well as background in neutron scattering techniques. \nSuitable candidates can apply for this position sending by email to jobs.cfm@ehu.eus the following information before 28th of February with the subject label “Postdoc CFM-PSMG- ISIS”: \n1- An updated Curriculum Vitae\, including a list of publications. (70%)\n2- A presentation letter with declaration of interests (max. 1 page). (10%) 3- Two reference letters and/or contact email of two potential referees. (20%) \nGeneral enquiries or questions about this position (and particularly the scientific ones) should be submitted by email to: juan.colmenero@ehu.eus or fernando.alvarez@ehu.eus with the subject label “Postdoc CFM-PSMG-ISIS” \n 
URL:https://eu-softcomp.net/events/postdoc-at-san-sebastian-in-atomistic-simulations-of-glass-forming-systems/
CATEGORIES:Job Opportunities
ORGANIZER;CN="Materials Physics Center%2C San Sebastian":MAILTO:phdstudents.cfm@ehu.es
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SUMMARY:PhD position: Computer simulations on the effect of DNA topology on SMC protein-mediated loop extrusion
DESCRIPTION:The compaction and folding of our two-meter-long genome into a confined micron-sized nuclear volume creates numerous challenges to a cell.  Chromatin loops are formed by an ATP-driven process—named loop extrusion—that progressively enlarges the loops by the motor action of SMC (structural maintenance of chromosomes) complexes including condensin and cohesin. \nIn this project we will undertake coarse-grained computer simulations of these processes to elucidate and potentially guide corresponding experiments at the MPI for Biophysics in Frankfurt. Particularly\, we will study the role of topological effects such as supercoiling or knotting on loop extrusion. This PhD project will take place in the group of Dr. Peter Virnau at the Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz\, Germany\, and is embedded in the collaborative research center 1551. Applications should be sent directly to virnau@uni-mainz.de.
URL:https://eu-softcomp.net/events/phd-position-computer-simulations-on-the-effect-of-dna-topology-on-smc-protein-mediated-loop-extrusion/
CATEGORIES:Job Opportunities
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20230322T080000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20230421T170000
DTSTAMP:20260403T235520
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SUMMARY:Postdoc position in Wageningen on "Confined multiphase multicomponent evaporation"
DESCRIPTION:Type: Postdoctoral researcher position\nStart: 2023\nDuration: 2 years\nLocation: Wageningen University and Research\, Wageningen\, The Netherlands\nGroup: Physical Chemistry and Soft Matter\nSupervisor: Asst. Prof. Dr. Uddalok Sen (Physics of Soft Matter lab)\nAre you curious about how liquids dry in confinement\, and how particles and/or living cells\naffect that drying behavior? Evaporation in a multiphase multicomponent system is ubiquitous in\nseveral biological and industrial processes [1]\, and leads to a multitude of interesting phenomena\nsuch as segregation and phase separation. When confined (e.g.\, in a capillary)\, such systems exhibit\neven richer physics such as stratification [2\, 3]\, clogging\, compaction\, and crystallization. The\nproperties of the liquids present in the evaporating multicomponent liquid mixture play a critical role\nin determining the overall evaporation dynamics\, which can be further complicated by the presence\nof salts\, surfactants\, particles (passive and active)\, polymers\, fibers\, and motile cells. However\, there\nare still several unanswered/open questions concerning the precise dynamics of the evaporation in\nconfined multiphase multicomponent systems. \nWe are looking for a highly motivated and skilled candidate for a postdoctoral researcher position who will experimentally investigate the fundamentals of evaporating multiphase multicomponent liquids in confined systems. The experimental system will comprise of a suspension of particles (axisymmetric/non-axisymmetric\, passive/active\, flexible/rigid\, monodisperse/polydisperse) in a multicomponent dispersing liquid. The candidate will use state-of-the-art imaging techniques such as confocal microscopy and particle tracking velocimetry\, and the work will be complemented by theoretical and/or numerical modeling. A part of the project is also affiliated with an academic-industrial collaboration and provides the opportunity to study interesting\, complex physics\, and solve real world problems. \n  \nYour profile:\n• A successfully completed PhD (or equivalent) degree in (applied) physics\, molecular life sciences\, mechanical engineering\, chemical engineering\, applied mathematics\, or in a closely\nrelated discipline.\n• Experimental experience\, fundamental knowledge of fluid dynamics\, and experience in image\nand data analysis are required.\n• You have strong communication skills\, including fluency in spoken and written (scientific and\nnon-scientific) English.\n• You have strong analytical capabilities.\n• You are proactive in coming up with innovative solutions to experimental challenges.\nYour responsibilities:\n• To design and perform experiments on evaporation of confined multicomponent liquids.\n• To discuss and disseminate results among peers\, the scientific community\, and the broader\nsociety in general.\n• To collaborate with colleagues having complementary expertise.\n• To supervise bachelor\, master\, and PhD students.\n• To play an active role in writing personal grants (Veni\, MSCA IF\, Humboldt) and/or collaborative grants.\nOur offer:\n• We want you to play a key role in an ambitious project in an inspiring and stimulating international work environment.\n• We provide excellent mentorship and a stimulating\, modern research environment with worldclass research facilities.\n• You will have an employment contract for the duration of 2 years\, and can participate in all\nemployee benefits the university offers.\n• You will be embedded in a dynamic research group with colleagues working on similar topics.\n• Additionally\, Wageningen University and Research is a green campus with excellent facilities\nand resources for professional and personal development\, and offers a wide variety of sports\nfacilities.\n• You will follow a high-quality personalized training program.\n• We strive for diversity and fairness in hiring.\nApplications should provide:\n• A motivational letter (1 page max) describing why you want to apply for this precise position\,\nincluding your research interests/experience and how they connect to this position.\n• A detailed CV.\n• Name and email addresses of at least two visible references who are willing to send a letter of\nrecommendation on your behalf.\n• An interview with a scientific presentation on your previous work will be part of the application\nprocess.\nPotential applicants are encouraged to apply to Asst. Prof. Uddalok Sen at uddalok.sen@wur.nl\,\nor apply here.\n2\nReferences\n[1] M. Rump\, U. Sen\, R. Jeurissen\, H. Reinten\, M. Versluis\, D. Lohse\, C. Diddens\, and T. Segers.\nSelective evaporation at the nozzle exit in piezoacoustic inkjet printing. arXiv:2205.06639\, 2022.\n[2] L. Thayyil Raju\, C. Diddens\, J. Rodr´ıguez-Rodr´ıguez\, M. N. van der Linden\, X. Zhang\, D. Lohse\,\nand U. Sen. Evaporation of binary liquids from a capillary tube. arXiv:2211.06528\, 2022.\n[3] E. Hooiveld\, H. van der Kooij\, M. Kisters\, T. E. Kodger\, J. Sprakel\, and J. van der Gucht. In-situ\nand quantitative imaging of evaporation-induced stratification in binary suspensions. J. Colloid\nInterface Sci.\, 630:666–675\, 2023.
URL:https://eu-softcomp.net/events/postdoc-position-in-wageningen-on-confined-multiphase-multicomponent-evaporation/
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SUMMARY:Tenure Track Assistant Professor (3 years) in Theoretical Physics of Matter
DESCRIPTION:Public selection procedure for n. 1 fixed-term researchers in compliance with art. 24 paragraph 3 letter b) of Italian Law No. 240\, 30 December 2010\, academic recruitment field 02/B2 (Theoretical physics of matter)\, academic discipline FIS/03 (Physics of matter). \nDeadline 29/04/2023 \nhttps://www.supervenice.com/openings/
URL:https://eu-softcomp.net/events/tenure-track-assistant-professor-3-years-in-theoretical-physics-of-matter/
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SUMMARY:Synthesis and structural investigation of self-assembled cluster crystals from DNA-based nano-constructs
DESCRIPTION:https://www.fz-juelich.de/en/careers/jobs/2023D-033
URL:https://eu-softcomp.net/events/synthesis-and-structural-investigation-of-self-assembled-cluster-crystals-from-dna-based-nano-constructs/
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ORGANIZER;CN="Forschungszentrum J%C3%BClich GmbH":MAILTO:e.stiakakis@fz-juelich.de
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SUMMARY:PhD position at UniVe on "Topological materials for novel (opto)electronic switches" (deadline 31.05.2023)
DESCRIPTION:During the last 7 decades\, the miniaturization of silicon CMOS transistors has led to the development of electronic switches with increased speed and reduced power consumption and costs. As a result\, electronics is nowadays ubiquitous. However\, when these devices are reduced to nanoscale dimensions\, they suffer from thermal dissipation phenomena that compromise their performance. To overcome these limitations\, new switching mechanisms are necessary. Rather than being based on the transport of electric charge\, these switches should focus on unraveling and harnessing quantum phenomena. Researchers are currently investigating “topological” materials that could potentially offer access to transport phenomena without energy dissipation\, even in adverse measurement environments. The combination of electronic and spin properties has made the use of topological devices a great challenge. The focus of thisresearch will be on analyzing the electronic and optoelectronic properties of atomically thin compounds such as 2D materials with strong spin-orbit coupling\, with the goal of integrating them into novel electronic devices. Some of the research in this project may be performed in collaboration with the CNR-IOM in Trieste\, Italy.\nTASKS\nTasks will include but will not be limited to the following:\n• Synthesis of nanomaterials with techniques such as micromechanical cleavage\, physical and chemical vapor\ndeposition.\n• Characterization of their fundamental properties via a variety of microscopy and spectroscopy techniques.\n• Nanofabrication of devices through lithography techniques\, contact and vacuum deposition and etching.\n• Electronic transport and optoelectronic measurement performed on the final device.\nThe PhD student will also be required to spend a minimum of six months abroad in an institution TBD (possible\ndestinations could be the University of Cambridge (UK)\, The Institute of Photonic Sciences (Spain) or the Swiss\nFederal Institute of Technology Lausanne (Switzerland).\nPREREQUISITES\n• Good scientific (at least theoretical) background in the field of nanomaterials and characterization techniques.\n• Basic experience in the fields of electronics and/or optoelectronics.\n• Programming skills.\n• Advance knowledge of the English language \nDEADLINE FOR APPLICATION\n• The deadline for applications is on 31/05/2023.\n• More information on the application procedure can be found at this link: https://www.unive.it/pag/43333/\nCONTACTS\nFor additional information on the topic please do not hesitate to contact:\n• Dr. Domenico De Fazio\, domenico.defazio@unive.it\n• Dr. Giovanni A. Salvatore\, giovanni.salvatore@unive.it
URL:https://eu-softcomp.net/events/phd-position-at-unive-on-topological-materials-for-novel-optoelectronic-switches-deadline-31-05-2023/
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SUMMARY:Professor of Chemical Engineering: Modeling Transport Phenomena and Properties for Soft Matter in Bio- and Health Applications
DESCRIPTION:KU Leuven has a vacancy for a full-time (junior or senior) professor in the domain of Chemical Engineering with expertise in computational modeling of transport phenomena and properties for soft matter for bio- and health applications. We are looking for internationally oriented candidates with an excellent research track record\, a strong orientation towards collaboration with industry and the medical sector\, and educational excellence in the field of chemical engineering technology. The successful candidate will become a member of Group T Leuven Campus\, an international and entrepreneurial engineering campus with a focus on healthcare engineering and sustainability (https://www.kuleuven.be/grouptcampus). It is one of seven campuses where KU Leuven’s educational Faculty of Engineering Technology is offering academic yet implementation-oriented engineering programs across Flanders. Each year more than 2200 students enrol at Group T Leuven Campus in Bachelor and Master in Engineering Technology programs that are offered in both English and Dutch. The new faculty member will also become a member of KU Leuven’s research Department of Chemical Engineering\, and in particular its SMaRT (Soft Matter\, Rheology and Technology) unit. Research at SMaRT aims at designing methodologies for intelligent process or product (formulation) design using complex fluids or soft matter. Hence\, the research is situated at the intersection of classical chemical engineering (transport phenomena) and soft matter physics and chemistry. From a materials point of view\, the two most important classes studied are polymers and colloidal dispersions. The faculty\, department and campus can build upon solid research and educational infrastructure\, extensive regional\, national and international networks\, and connections with companies and non-profit organisations in Belgium and abroad. \nApplication deadline: 7 November 2023
URL:https://eu-softcomp.net/events/professor-of-chemical-engineering-modeling-transport-phenomena-and-properties-for-soft-matter-in-bio-and-health-applications/
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ORGANIZER;CN="KU Leuven%2C Department of Chemical Engineering%2C Division of Soft Matter%3A Rheology and Technology":MAILTO:christian.clasen@kuleuven.be
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SUMMARY:Active matter in complex environments
DESCRIPTION:Type: PhD position\nStart: 2024\nDuration: 4 years\nLocation: Wageningen University and Research\, Wageningen\, The Netherlands\nGroup: Physical Chemistry and Soft Matter\nSupervisor: Asst. Prof. Dr. Uddalok Sen (Physics of Soft Matter lab)\nBiological fluidic environments are highly complex and messy. They are usually non-Newtonian\,\nand often heterogeneous and anisotropic [1]. Swimming of active microorganisms in such complex\nenvironments dates back to the earliest days of biological evolution. An understanding of such\nswimming will provide one of the keys to unravel a fundamental question in evolutionary biology:\nwhat are the origins of multicellularity? [2]. Confining boundaries\, either rigid or deformable\, add yet\nanother level of complexity to understanding the physics of swimming microorganisms. Advanced\nexperimental\, computational\, and analytical techniques have recently allowed scientists to gain some\ninsight into this interdisciplinary problem at the confluence of physics\, applied mathematics\, and\nbiology. However\, there are several fundamental questions related to the influence of the complexity of\nthe fluid and the confinement on the swimming behavior of microorganisms that are still unanswered. \nWe are looking for a highly motivated and skilled PhD candidate who will experimentally investigate the fundamentals of swimming active micoorganisms in complex environments under various\ndegrees of confinement. You will use state-of-the-art microscopic imaging systems to observe the\nmotile behavior of one (or multiple) biological (and/or synthetic) microswimmers in non-Newtonian\nfluids in the presence of a rigid (or deformable) confinement. The experiments will be complemented\nby theoretical and/or numerical modeling. The project represents a paradigm shift in understanding the motility of microorganisms in realistic complex environments\, and may provide fundamental\nunderstanding of the (bio)physical principles underpinning the origins of multicellularity. \nYour profile:\n– A successfully completed MSc (or equivalent) degree in (applied) physics\, molecular life sciences\, mechanical engineering\, chemical engineering\, applied mathematics\, or in a closely related discipline.\n– Experimental experience\, fundamental knowledge of fluid dynamics\, and experience in image and data analysis are required.\n– You have strong communication skills\, including fluency in spoken and written (scientific and non-scientific) English.\n– You have strong analytical capabilities.\n– You are proactive in coming up with innovative solutions to experimental challenges. \nYour responsibilities:\n– To design and perform experiments on active microswimmers in complex fluids.\n– To discuss and disseminate results among peers\, the scientific community\, and the broader\nsociety in general.\n– To collaborate with colleagues having complementary expertise.\n– To supervise bachelor and master students. \n  \nOur offer:\n– We want you to play a key role in an ambitious project in an inspiring and stimulating international work environment.\n– We provide excellent mentorship and a stimulating\, modern research environment with world-class research facilities.\n– You will have an employment contract for the duration of 4 years\, and can participate in all employee benefits the university offers.\n– You will be embedded in a dynamic research group with colleagues working on similar topics.\n– Additionally\, Wageningen University and Research is a green campus with excellent facilities and resources for professional and personal development\, and offers a wide variety of sports facilities.\n– You will follow a high-quality personalized educational program.\n– The research will result in a PhD thesis at the end of the employment period.\n– We strive for diversity and fairness in hiring.\nApplications should provide:\n– A motivational letter (1 page max) describing why you want to apply for this precise position\,\nincluding your research interests/experience and how they connect to this position.\n– A detailed CV.\n– Academic transcripts from your bachelor’s and master’s degrees.\n– Name and email addresses of at least two visible references who are willing to send a letter of\nrecommendation on your behalf.\n– An interview with a scientific presentation on your previous work will be part of the interview\nprocess.\nPotential applicants are encouraged to apply to Asst. Prof. Uddalok Sen at uddalok.sen@wur.nl\, or here: PhD position in ‘Active matter in complex environments’ – WUR
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SUMMARY:PREDOCTORAL RESEARCH POSITION IN THE POLYMERS & SOFT MATTER GROUP IN COLLABORATION WITH THE MICHELIN COMPANY:  ‘IMPACT OF ADDITIVES ON THE KEY INGREDIENTS GOVERNING THE BEHAVIOR OF MIXTURES WITH DYNAMIC ASYMMETRY’
DESCRIPTION:The Polymers & Soft Matter Group at CFM is offering a predoctoral position (1+1+1 years) starting in December to work with Profs. Angel Alegría and Arantxa Arbe. This is a collaboration research project with the Michelin company. \nThe positions will be funded by the Michelin company. The selected candidate will be hired by the Research Association MPC – Materials Physics Center. The salary will be of 16.131\,72 euros during the first year before taxes. \nThe Polymers & Soft Matter Group addresses the structure and dynamics of polymers\, glass-forming systems and soft materials at different length and time scales with a multidisciplinary approach (http://www.sc.ehu.es/sqwpolim/PSMG/). \nIn the project here proposed\, the structural\, thermodynamic and dynamical properties of simplified mixtures of industrial interest will be investigated\, by combining different techniques including calorimetry and dielectric spectroscopy\, and X-ray and potentially neutron scattering. \nCandidates must hold a Master degree\, preferably in the field of Physics\, Chemical Engineering\, or Chemistry. Expertise in dielectric and mechanical spectroscopy will be highly appreciated for this particular position\, as well as background in scattering techniques. \nSuitable candidates can apply for this position sending by email to jobs.cfm@ehu.eus the following information before 30th of November with the subject label “Predoc CFM-MICHELIN”: \n1- An updated Curriculum Vitae ([70]%) \n2- A presentation letter with declaration of interests (max. 1 page).      ([10]%) \n3- Two reference letters and/or contact email of two potential referees. ([20]%) \nGeneral enquiries or questions about this position should be submitted by email to: jobs.cfm@ehu.eus with the subject label “Postdoc/Predoc CFM-MICHELIN”.
URL:https://eu-softcomp.net/events/predoctoral-research-position-in-the-polymers-soft-matter-group-in-collaboration-with-the-michelin-company-impact-of-additives-on-the-key-ingredients-governing-the-behavior-of-mixture/
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ORGANIZER;CN="Arbe%2C Arantxa":MAILTO:a.arbe@ehu.eus
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SUMMARY:PhD position focused on vitrimers within the Marie Sklodowska-Curie Doctoral Network ReBond
DESCRIPTION:Dear Colleagues\, \nPlease find information\, through the link below\, about an exciting PhD position within the new Horizon Europe – Marie Sklodowska-Curie – Doctoral Network: “ReBond: A Universal platform for recycling plastic waste using dynamic covalent bonds”. The PhD studentship is focused on resolving how the kinetics of vitrimer bond exchange influences the properties of polymer-vitrimer systems; the influence of composition\, structure\, mechanical deformation and flow on the local dynamics of vitrimers will be investigated. Experimental techniques include broadband dielectric spectroscopy\, as well as multispeckle light scattering and SAXS/WAXS\, with a particular focus on combining these techniques with mechanical deformation. The research will be conducted in the Dept. of Physics at the University of Ioannina (Ioannina\, Greece) with Prof. George Floudas and at the CNRS\, Laboratoire Charles Coulomb (Montpellier\, France) with Prof. Laurence Ramos\, with a four month secondment to the School of Physics and Astronomy at the University of Leeds (Leeds\, U.K.) with myself. \nFurther details can be found through the following link: \nhttps://euraxess.ec.europa.eu/jobs/153739 \nPlease forward to anyone who might be interested. \nThanks a lot! \nBest Regards\, \nJohan \nJohan Mattsson \nSchool of Physics and Astronomy \nUniversity of Leeds \nE-mail: k.j.l.mattsson@leeds.ac.uk
URL:https://eu-softcomp.net/events/phd-position-focused-on-vitrimers-within-the-marie-sklodowska-curie-doctoral-network-rebond/
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SUMMARY:PhD position in Active Immuno-Mechanics of Cancer Environments
DESCRIPTION:We are currently accepting applications for a PhD position on the interdependence of active mechanics and immune response of cancer cells under the recently awarded Cancer Biology Doctoral Training Unit from the Luxembourg National Research Funds. Interested candidates should write to anupam.sengupta@uni.lu for further details and application procedures. \nBrief description of the project: The role of host feedback on the microbial community has been largely neglected until now. Based on recently developed experimental workflows which allow to track microbial behaviour within cancer environments using organoid platforms\, microfluidics\, advanced imaging\, in-house-robotics\, mathematics and machine learning tools. In this project\, the PhD student will use these tools and combine physics and mathematical approaches to understand how biophysical parameters (ECM\, rigidity) within the cancer/tumor environments regulate the dynamics of the cancer microbiome. \nLink to Sengupta Lab: http://sengupta.mit.edu/ \nLink to the Doctoral Training Unit: https://www.lih.lu/en/research-support/doctoral-training/canbio2/
URL:https://eu-softcomp.net/events/phd-position-in-active-immuno-mechanics-of-cancer-environments/
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SUMMARY:PhD in Soft Matter physics: Dynamics of chiral guest-host systems based on liquid crystals
DESCRIPTION:Dear colleagues\, \nI’m looking for a motivated student to join as a PhD candidate our Soft Matter team at Laboratoire Charles Coulomb (L2C)\, Montpellier (France)\, in the context of my project “CHIRALGHOST” newly funded by the french Agence Nationale de la Recherche via the call ANR JCJC 2023. This project will focus on the dynamics of chiral guest-host systems in frustrated chiral liquid crystal systems\, for more details please refer to https://euraxess.ec.europa.eu/jobs/196425. \nThe project will take place entirely in Montpellier\, L2C. The candidate will perform mainly experiments (polarized microscopy in transmission or fluorescence\, optical tweezers\, electrical driving\, etc)\, data analysis using standard software or scripting languages\, and\, depending on the candidate skills\, will also perform supporting simulations using in-house finite element and optical simulation codes. The PhD will be directed by Maurizio Nobili (full professor at L2C) and supervised by myself (CNRS permanent researcher). \nThe deadline for application is April 30th. The position is for 36 months and must start by September 1st\, 2024\, at the latest. Interested candidates can contact me directly at the email address given in the above link. \nBest regards\, \nGuilhem Poy
URL:https://eu-softcomp.net/events/phd-in-soft-matter-physics-dynamics-of-chiral-guest-host-systems-based-on-liquid-crystals/
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ORGANIZER;CN="Guilhem Poy":MAILTO:guilhem.poy@umontpellier.fr
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SUMMARY:Full Professor position at ESPCI
DESCRIPTION:ESPCI Paris-PSL is recruiting a Professor in the field of polymer physics and soft matter in the broadest sense.\nSince the days of Georges Champetier and Pierre-Gilles de Gennes\, the ESPCI (https://www.espci.psl.eu/fr/) has been a center of excellence for polymers and soft matter in the center of Paris. It is constantly adapting its activities with a recent focus on sustainability issues.\nResearch profile: The research will take place in the ESPCI Soft Matter Science and Engeenring et laboratory (SIMM\, UMR CNRS 7615\, https://www.simm.espci.fr/). This laboratory is unique in that its research activities bring together physicists\, physical chemists and mechanics. The subjects covered\, often related to industrial processes\, are all those that mobilize the fundamental knowledge of soft matter\, such as rheology\, flows\, wetting\, adhesion\, mechanical properties\, including fracture and adhesion\, but always in relation to the physical chemistry of the system. The candidate’s activity and expertise profile is therefore broad\, but the core competence is that of soft matter physics\, with a strong ability to integrate into multi-disciplinary research activities linked to chemistry\, physical chemistry\, mechanics and industrial processes in the broadest sense.\nTeaching profile: As a Professor\, you will mainly teach in the engineering cycle at ESPCI Paris-PSL\, and in part in PSL masters programs.\nIn the 2nd year of the curriculum\, you will be asked to propose an introductory course in the physics and physical chemistry of polymers and soft matter\, focusing on structure-property relationships. This physics course should fit in with existing courses in polymer chemistry and physical chemistry.\nRequirements: PhD in Physics or Materials Science. Significant research experience in one of the fields defined in the research profile. A reasonable command of the French language is required.\nTimetable: Position opening not yet determined\, but probably early April. Employement is expected to begin at the start of the 2024 academic year.\nContact : Jean-Baptiste d’Espinose <jean-baptiste.despinose@espci.fr>\, deputy directeur of the SIMM laboratory.
URL:https://eu-softcomp.net/events/full-professor-position-at-espci/
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SUMMARY:15 PhD Fellowships funded by the Marie-Curie Industrial DN "CoCoGel"
DESCRIPTION:15 PhD Fellowships in Soft Matter funded by EU research project CoCoGel: \n“Controlling Colloidal Gels for Novel Sustainable Materials” \n https://cocogel.iesl.forth.gr/ \nCoCoGel is a Marie Skłodowska-Curie Industrial Doctoral Network (DN) (HORIZON-MSCA-2022-DN-01-01) aiming to provide integrated training for early career researchers\, enabling them to achieve scientific excellence and set the foundations of their future careers. \nCoCoGel is seeking 15 motivated PhD Candidates (DCs) in the field of Soft Condensed Matter. The Network involves leading experts in 6 academic and 6 industrial nodes. The network provides state-of-the-art expertise in experimental techniques\, computer simulations\, and industrial systems which will provide a collaborative and stimulating environment for the candidates. Applicants must hold a Master’s Degree in Physics/Chemistry/Chemical Engineering/Materials science or other relevant disciple. Each DC will be enrolled in the PhD program of one of the academic partners. A very competitive EU funding is offered for 36 months. \nTo qualify for the positions\, you cannot have resided or carried out your main activity (work\, studies\, etc.) in the Host country for more than 12 months in the 36 months preceding the recruitment start date. \nCoCoGel overarching goal \nTransformative advances in product formulation are required to meet the demand for sustainability across a wide range of EU-priority industrial areas. Colloidal gels – complex\, out-of-equilibrium soft matter systems – are core components in many formulations\, including building materials (e.g. cement)\, energy materials (e.g.\, batteries and fuel cells)\, consumer care and food products\, and medicine. Because of their complexity\, current industrial practice in product formulation remains limited to trial and error. Recent advances in colloidal-gel physics strongly imply that the rational design of colloidal gel properties is within reach. This design is based on tuning gel microstructure via external stimuli\, such as shear\, ultrasound\, and (magnetic/electric) fields\, and the addition of non-Brownian inclusions. \nThe CoCoGel doctoral network will focus on these new routes to controlling colloidal gel microstructure\, and will enable the translation from the current academic state of the art to industrial practice. We will bring together academic and industrial partners to realize the creation of new sustainable materials and production processes. The CoCoGel industrial doctoral training network will leverage and extend existing collaborations\, to train a new generation of researchers with both multi-disciplinary expertise in soft materials and practical experience engaging with industry. These will drive further sustainable development over a wide range of European industries. \nFor details of each PhD project see: https://cocogel.iesl.forth.gr/esr-projects \nEnquiries should be addressed to the CoCoGel Project Manager Dr. D. Ljumovic (cocogel@iesl.forth.gr) and to the relevant partner contact below: \n\nFORTH\, Greece (coordinator\, G. Petekidis\, georgp@iesl.forth.gr )\nUniversity of Granada\, Spain (J. de Vicente\, jvicente@ugr.es )\nDelft University of Technology\, Netherlands (V. Garbin\, Garbin@tudelft.nl )\nCNRS\, Lyon\, France (T. Divoux\, divoux@ens-lyon.fr )\nUtrecht University\, Netherlands (J de Graaf\, degraaf@gmail.com )\nEdinburgh University\, UK (W.C.K. Poon\, Poon@ed.ac.uk )\nSunlight\, Greece\, (N. Tsiouvaras\, tsiouvaras@sunlight.gr )\nInProcess\, Netherlands\, (R. Besseling\, besseling@inprocess-lsp.com )\nNanogetic\, Spain\, (R. Naselli\, naselli@nanogetic.es )\nAdvent\, Denmark (S. Andreasen\, Andreasen@advent.energy )\nHolcim\, France (F. Toussaint\, toussaint@holcim.com )\nUnilever\, Netherlands (K. Velikov\, Velikov@unilever.com )
URL:https://eu-softcomp.net/events/15-phd-fellowships-funded-by-the-marie-curie-industrial-dn-cocogel/
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SUMMARY:Fully Funded PhD Position in Bio and Nanomaterials
DESCRIPTION:A fully funded position is available at Ca’ Foscari University of Venice supported by EU next-generation funds with the title:\n \nComputational design and screening of cyclic peptides for precision delivery of therapeutic nucleic acids \nThe goal of the present project is to develop novel cyclic peptides capable of binding with high affinity and selectivity cell surface tissue-specific receptors that have historically been resistant to conventional modalities ultimately enabling the generation of nucleic acid-based therapeutics with better tissue-selectivity\, lower toxicity\, and superior efficacy. \nWe are seeking a motivated and resourceful student with an interest in Computational Biology/Chemistry/Physics and a related background. A familiarity with programming languages (python\, Fortran\, C++\, etc) and HPC environments is desirable. Good knowledge of fundamentals of peptide and protein chemistry is highly recommended. The project is highly interdisciplinary and involves personnel involved in both computational and experimental aspects\, so the candidate will be expected to work closely and fruitfully with the experimentalists. We welcome enquiries from all interested candidates. Starting date is 1stSeptember 2024. \nFor formal enquires please contact Prof. Achille Giacometti (achille.giacometti@unive.it).
URL:https://eu-softcomp.net/events/fully-funded-phd-position-in-bio-and-nanomaterials/
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SUMMARY:Expresion of interest - Postdoctoral Fellowships programme (HORIZON-MSCA-2024-PF-01)
DESCRIPTION:Within the framework of the MARIE SKŁODOWSKA-CURIE ACTIONS – POSTDOCTORAL FELLOWSHIPS (HORIZON-MSCA-2024-PF-01) CINBIO\, acting as a host institution\, welcomes applications from researchers in the following main areas:\n– Nanomaterials\n– Biomedicine \nThe MARIE SKŁODOWSKA-CURIE POSTDOCTORAL FELLOWSHIPS are available for experienced researchers\, of any nationality\, who must have\, at the date of the call’s deadline\, a doctoral degree or at least four years of full time equivalent research experience. Eligible candidates must comply with MSCA MOBILITY RULES. \nPlease\, contact us (cinbio.eup@uvigo.es)\, if you have a PhD related to our research lines\, you comply with the mobility rule of the MSCA; and you choose CINBIO\, at University of Vigo\, as your Host Institution. Send the following information\,  before 31st of July 2024: \nDeadline for applications: 31 July 2024 / MSCA call deadline: 11 September 2024 \nRequested: Doctoral degree/PhD or at least four years of full time equivalent research experience in areas related to Biology\, Chemistry\, Mathematics\, Informatics\, Engineering\, Physics\, or Medicine. \nSkills: \n\nExcellent academic record\, and strong interest in research\, to join an established center with multiple lines of biomedical research\, that will sure suit your curiosity.\nHighest motivation to carry out scientific experiments in a reliable and efficient way\, excellent communication skills; and willing to advance on their research pursuit.\nFocus on the daily work\, proactive\, attentive to detail\, autonomous\, and able to collaborate in the lab tasks.\nParticipation on dissemination activities.\nCommand of English language.\n\nCandidates should send before deadline\, 31.07.2024: \n\nTitle and summary of the work plan (written in English); (filename CINBIO-MSCA_YourName_WP.pdf).\nA detailed CV / Professional experience (filename CINBIO-MSCA_YourName_CV.pdf).\nA motivation letter explaining your trajectory in the last five years and explaining the relevance of your achievements (max. 5000 characters); (filename CINBIO-MSCA_YourName_LETTER.pdf).\nAcademic record\, including one copy of relevant publication written in English (filename CINBIO-MSCA_YourName_DEGREE.pdf).
URL:https://eu-softcomp.net/events/expresion-of-interest-postdoctoral-fellowships-programme-horizon-msca-2024-pf-01/
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SUMMARY:Doctoral candidate opening at IBI-4 of Forschungszentrum Juelich
DESCRIPTION:Dear all.\nAt IBI-4 of Forschungszentrum Juelich we are looking for a doctoral candidate to work in the framework of the Marie-Sklodowska-Curie Network BIOMAC-BP. This consortium aims to develop fully bio-sourced formulations as carriers for bio-pesticides.\nFurther details can be found here:  https://www.fz-juelich.de/en/careers/jobs/2024D-097\n\nIdeal candidates hold a M.Sc. degree in physics\, physical chemistry\, chemical engineering or a related field with a specialization in soft matter science. In addition they have experience in scientific programming. Experimental experience with light scattering and/or microscopy is not mandatory\, but would be very helpful.\nAccording to the mobility regulations of Marie-Sklodowska-Curie actions they must not have resided or carried out their main activity (work\, studies\, etc.) in Germany for more than 12 months during the last three years.\n\nI would be grateful if you could pass this information on to potential applicants.\nKind regards\nPeter Lang
URL:https://eu-softcomp.net/events/doctoral-candidate-opening-at-ibi-4-of-forschungszentrum-juelich/
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SUMMARY:12 positions for PhD Students in BIOMAC-BP
DESCRIPTION:Purpose: \nThe Marie-Sklodowska-Curie doctoral network BIOMAC-BP (Bio-Stabilized Multi-Phase Materials as Carriers for Biopesticides) sets out to address the issue of synthetic pesticide use by developing sustainable biopesticide formulations. That is\, suspensions of bacteria capable of producing biopesticides that combat pests in a natural manner\, whilst leaving other species unaffected. This EU funded project aligns with the Green Deal and UN Sustainable Development Goals. We bring together experts from soft-matter physics\, physical chemistry\, chemical engineering\, microbiology\, biophysics and agricultural science\, to achieve our goals. Within our doctoral network\, industrial and academic perspectives are combined to come to a real-world solution. \nPositions:  \nWe are recruiting 12 doctoral candidates (DC) to work on individual PhD-projects at seven research institutions and to tackle the tasks of BIOMAC-BP as a team at the following institution:  \n\nForschungszentrum Juelich GmbH\, Juelich\, Germany\nESPCI\, Paris\, France\nKU Leuven\, Leuven Belgium\nFORTH\, Heraklion\, Crete\, Greece\nUniversity of Crete\, Heraklion\, Greece\nUnilever Innovation Center\, Wageningen\, The Netherlands\nSysenqo (formerly Solvay) Specialty Operations France\, Aubervilliers\, France\n\nFor detailed information about the individual PhD projects and application procedures please visit the add on the EURAXESS platform: https://euraxess.ec.europa.eu/jobs/271696 \nAll positions are full time and for a fixed term of 36 months. Pay will be in accordance with rules of the Horizon Europe\, Work Programme 2021-2022\, 2. Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions and national tax and social security regulations applicable at the recruiting institution. \nRequirements: \nApart from their scientific qualifications as specified in the description of the individual PhD  projects\, candidates have to meet the following requirements: \n\nThey must be doctoral candidates\, i.e. not already in possession of a doctoral degree and they must hold a MSc degree which qualifies them for the enrollment in a doctoral programme.\nThey must not have resided or carried out their main activity (work\, studies\, etc.) in the country of the recruiting institution for more than 12 months in the 36 months immediately before their recruitment date.
URL:https://eu-softcomp.net/events/12-positions-for-phd-students-in-biomac-bp/
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SUMMARY:Post-Doc Position in Singapore: Research Fellow in Soft Materials Science (Structural Characterisation of Protein-based Food Textures)
DESCRIPTION:Dear Soft Matter Community\, \nplease find here below an announcement for a postdoctoral researcher (Research Fellow) to join the team at TUMCREATE in Singapore. \nThe focus will be on the structural characterisation of protein-based food texture as part of the Proteins4Singapore project. Experience with scattering techniques (e.g.\, SAXS\, SANS) or imaging methods (e.g.\, confocal microscopy\, AFM\, X-ray tomography) would be particularly valuable. \nThis position sits at the interface of soft matter\, food physics\, and materials science\, and is based at the unique CREATE campus at the National University of Singapore\, where TUM is co-located with institutions such as MIT\, ETH Zurich\, Imperial College\, University of Cambridge\, UC Berkeley\, University of Illinois\, and Hebrew University\, among others. \nMore info on: https://jobrxiv.org/job/tumcreate-27778-research-fellow-in-soft-materials-science-2/. \nPlease do not hesitate to contact Stefan Guldin (stefan.guldin@tum-create.edu.sg) for any information and to forwarding this to potentially interested candidates.
URL:https://eu-softcomp.net/events/post-doc-position-in-singapore-research-fellow-in-soft-materials-science-structural-characterisation-of-protein-based-food-textures/
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SUMMARY:PhD position on self-assembly dynamics at fluid-fluid interfaces @Wageningen University
DESCRIPTION:We have an open PhD position on self-assembly dynamics at fluid-fluid interfaces. Please see the following links for further details: \nhttps://www.wur.nl/en/vacancy/phd-position-in-evaporation-driven-self-assembly-at-fluid-fluid-interfaces.htm \nhttps://static1.squarespace.com/static/637df0f9710645120109b63b/t/68b6c8e804b48618b979c188/1756809448309/vacancy-phd-superassembly.pdf
URL:https://eu-softcomp.net/events/phd-position-on-self-assembly-dynamics-at-fluid-fluid-interfaces-wageningen-university/
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SUMMARY:W3-Professorship in Machine Learning in Physics
DESCRIPTION:The professorship is embedded within the Excellence Cluster “Machine Learning: New Perspectives for\nScience”\, which is now entering its second funding phase. The successful candidate is expected to have an\nestablished research profile in a core area of physics\, as well as a strong track record in research questions\nrelated to machine learning and/or artificial intelligence. \nCore areas of physics include the structure of condensed matter (description of many-body systems)\, quantum\nphysics (characterization of quantum states in many-body systems)\, and theoretical particle physics. In all of\nthese areas\, methodological development through machine learning is taking place — for example\, in predicting\nthe evolution of complex molecular systems over long timescales\, investigating quantum mechanical effects in\ninformation processing within (quantum) neural networks\, or in elementary particle physics at high-energy\naccelerators. \nThe aim of the professorship is to closely integrate research at one of the Department of Physics’ research\ncenters (BioNanoPhysics Center\, Center for Quantum Science\, or Kepler Center) with ongoing machine\nlearning research activities in Tübingen. The appointee is expected to be actively involved in the Department\nof Physics and in the Excellence Cluster\, inter alia by pursuing collaborative research projects at the interface\nof machine learning and physics\, as well as by committing to organizational and implementation-related tasks\nwithin the Excellence Cluster. Further information about the Excellence Cluster can be found at: http://www.ml-in-science.uni-tuebingen.de/ \nIn terms of teaching\, the professorship is expected to offer courses within the Department of Physics and also\ncontribute to the international Master’s program “Machine Learning” offered by the Department of Computer\nScience. \nRequired qualifications include a PhD or equivalent degree as well as postdoctoral qualifications and teaching\nexperience equivalent to the requirements of a full professorship. \nThe University of Tübingen is committed to equity and diversity and actively promotes equal opportunities.\nFemale academics\, in particular\, are explicitly invited to apply\, as are applicants from outside Germany.\nApplications from equally qualified candidates with disabilities will be given preference. \nGeneral information on professorships\, hiring processes\, and the German academic system can be found here:\nhttps://uni-tuebingen.de/en/213700 \nPlease submit your full application through the application site of the University of Tübingen at\nhttps://berufungen.uni-tuebingen.de by 15 February 2026. Questions concerning the call for applications and\nthe application portal can be directed to the Dean of the Faculty of Science at the University of Tübingen\,\nProfessor Dr. Thilo Stehle (career@mnf.uni-tuebingen.de).
URL:https://eu-softcomp.net/events/w3-professorship-in-machine-learning-in-physics/
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