Difference between revisions of "Postdoc in stochastic thermodynamics of molecular machines"
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Revision as of 20:16, May 16, 2020
Start date: September 1, 2020
Active: Yes
Position: Physicist Postdoctoral Fellow
Organization: Dept. of Physics, Simon Fraser University
Description: I seek to hire a highly motivated postdoctoral fellow to work on theoretical and computational biophysics, specifically developing theory and numerical simulation for the design, analysis, and interpretation of experiments probing the fundamentals of effective molecular-scale energy transduction, both within model biophysical systems and molecular machines. Within this broad research thrust there is ample freedom to pursue particular areas of personal scientific interest. Initial appointment is for 1 year; extension to 2 years or longer is possible, based on mutual agreement. Interested candidates should send to dsivak AT sfu.ca a cover letter, detailed CV (including publication list and contact information for 3 references), and undergraduate and graduate transcripts (unofficial are fine). Start date is flexible, but the sooner the better.
Job categories: Post-doc
