Computational Biophysics
The school's Laboratory for Computational Biophysics in Jülich combines different computational approaches in a powerful strategy aimed at dissecting structural and energetic facets in cellular pathways related to human perception and molecular medicine. For our team of research staff, we are seeking a highly qualified and motivated young scientist.
Doctoral research assistantThe position offers:
• Research and development in the area of ab initio, classical and hybrid QM/MM molecular dynamic simulations of large biological systems using Jülich's unique supercomputing facilities
• The opportunity to pursue a doctoral degree
• Collaboration with international partners from experiment and theory
• Possible topics for proceeding student projects, Bachelor's and Master's theses
The ideal candidate will have:
• A Master’s degree or equivalent in physics, chemistry, biology or a related discipline
• Excellent written and oral communication skills
• Good command of English
• High motivation and the ability to work effectively with others
The office location is Jülich.
The salary will conform to the provisions of the TVöD (Federal Collective Agreement for Public Employees).
Interested?
We are looking forward to receiving your application.
German Research School for Simulation Sciences GmbH
- Admissions -
Schinkelstr. 2a
52062 Aachen
Germany
Contact:
Prof. Dr. Paolo Carloni, email: p.carloni "at" grs-sim.de