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for the simulations with MD and DFT of zeolite catalytic processes, and will participate with the research group, to synchrotron coherent diffractive imaging experiments. This position is part of the funded FAPESP
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between catalysts and reactants. Write scientific reports and research articles and participate in conferences. Candidate Profile PhD degree in Chemical Engineering, Materials Science, or a related field
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national laboratories, providing excellent networking and career development prospects. Required Qualifications: PhD in Chemistry, Physics, Chemical Engineering, Materials Science, or related Disciplines
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CFD methods DFT and Molecular modelling linked to CCUS Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, with an ability to interpret and analyze simulation and/or experimental results. Ability to work in
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assemblies, ideally with a focus on battery materials. Demonstrated proficiency in Density Functional Theory (DFT) and/or Molecular Dynamics (MD) simulations, enabling the computational investigation
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, São Carlos, Brazil (full-time, in-person); - Funding: FAPESP fellowship, BRL 12,000.00/month. Requirements: - PhD in Physics, Materials Science, or related fields; - Expertise in DFT and defect studies
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(phonons)/mechanical properties, DFT/MLIP molecular dynamics simulations and exploit the results. - Present the results obtained in regular reports, at conferences and in scientific articles. - installing
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techniques. The research will integrate ab initio-based modeling and DFT calculations with experimental data to enhance the understanding and optimization of the proposed materials as sorbents or possible
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functional theory (DFT) outputs for representative quantum paraelectrics and use these force fields to perform lattice-dynamics simulations with explicit quantum mechanical treatment of the nuclei. Profile A
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Swedish bedrock. The candidate will combine work with DFT codes, many-electron phenomena and spin dynamics methods. The key properties of our studies are magnetization, exchange interations, and