The Condensed Matter group at Louisiana State University has recently
doubled in size, with high profile hires including Ward Plummer and
Mark Jarrell, as well as other experimentalists and theorists. The group
now numbers fifteen faculty working on a wide variety of problems in
condensed matter physics. Please, follow
this link
for additional information about the research by the Condensed Matter group.
We have a large number of openings of both
graduate and postdoctoral positions. In particular we have a few openings
in the field of Theoretical/Computational Studies of Correlated Electronic Systems.
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Three or more postdoctoral positions at Louisiana State University in
Theoretical/Computational Studies of Correlated Electronic Systems sponsored by NSF and DOE.
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Applicants should have a Ph.D. in Physics, Applied Math, Computer Science or a related field.
Candidates for the computational positions should have a background with strong
emphasis in high performance computing, and an interest in the development and application of new
computational methods for correlated electronic many body systems.
Candidates for the computational positions may also be
able to participate in an international research program working with US, German and Swiss faculty.
More information about this international program can be found at the
Pirealps web site.
Applications must be made electronically and should include a CV, publication list, copies of up to three
relevant articles, and three letters of recommendation.
For additional information, please e-mail dnorman@phys.lsu.edu.
We will begin evaluating applications immediately, and expect the positions to be filled no later
than September 2010.
LSU is an Equal Opportunity/Equal Access employer. Women and minority candidates are encouraged to apply.