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Post-doc on DFT and MD at Drexel University

Post-doc on DFT and MD at Drexel University# Engineering - 工程

p*e2011-09-19 07:09

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One Ph.D. student position is available for Spring 2009 at Dr. Xinyu Zhang's
group, in the Department of Polymer and Fiber Engineering at Auburn
University, Auburn, Alabama, USA.
Current research interests of the group:
• Synthesis and characterization of conducting polymer nanotubes/
nanofibers and composites with noble metals. Investigate their role in
catalysis, capacitive energy and hydrogen storage
• Fundamental research in molecular self assembly using seeding
methods
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f*U2011-09-19 07:09

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Ab Initio and Classical Molecular Modeling of Multiphase Heat/Mass Transport
and/or Energy Storage Materials
The Complex Fluids and Multiphase Transport Laboratory within the Department
of Mechanical Engineering and Mechanics at Drexel University is looking for
a well-qualified postdoctoral researcher to work on ab initio and classical
atomistic modeling of multiphase heat and mass transport and/or energy
storage materials. The candidate should have experience on either liquid-
vapor phase change and wetting, or electrochemical energy storage materials.
The candidate is expected to collaborate with other graduate students who
work on lattice-Boltzmann and phase-field methods to develop a multi-scale
modeling framework. Corresponding experiments have also been conducted
either in our laboratory or in collaboration with other experimentalists.
A Ph.D. degree in Materials Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or Chemical
Engineering with working experience in large-scale molecular dynamics
simulations and density function theory is required. The candidate should
have excellent communication skills and be proficient with C/C++ and/or
Fortran programming on a Linux platform. Previous experience with multi-
scale modeling is highly desirable. Experience with MPI, parallel computing,
and computational fluid mechanics is a plus. The position is open
immediately.
Interested applicants, please send your detailed CV (including contact
information of two references) to:
Ying Sun, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Department of Mechanical Engineering and Mechanics
Drexel University
Philadelphia, PA 19104
y****[email protected]