[Wien] [Job] Opening of graduate positions at Yonsei University, South Korea

[Aloysius Soon]

At present, there are openings for graduate students (M.Sc. and/or 
Ph.D.) in the newly-established group of Prof. Aloysius Soon at the 
Department of Materials Science and Engineering, Yonsei University, 
Seoul, Korea. Yonsei University, one of the oldest universities in South 
Korea, is a private research university and is widely regarded as one of 
the top three comprehensive universities in the country.

Our group's research focus is on ab initio investigations of materials 
and surface science phenomena. First-principles electronic structure 
calculations are used in conjunction with high performance computing to 
explore the energetics, atomic, electronic, and magnetic properties of 
polyatomic systems. More details can be found on at the following 
website - http://mse.yonsei.ac.kr/mtg.

Applicants are expected to have a relevant tertiary degree in Physics, 
Chemistry, or other related fields, with a good background in 
solid-state physics and chemistry. A satisfactory proficiency in English 
and a strong interest in computational material science are mandatory. 
Candidates with previous research experience in ab initio electronic 
structure calculations will be a strong plus. The application should 
include a statement of research interest and purpose (not more than 2 
pages), CV, and a list of publications (if available).

For further information and submission of your application, please contact:

ALOYSIUS SOON, Ph.D. | Assistant Professor
Materials Theory Group | Department of Materials Science & Engineering
YONSEI UNIVERSITY
T +82-2-2123-5839 | F +82-2-312-5375 | M +82-10-2923-5839
E aloysius.soon at yonsei.ac.kr | W http://mse.yonsei.ac.kr/mtg
134 Shinchon-Dong | Seodaemun-Gu | 120-749 | Seoul | KOREA

or

CHANG-EUN KIM | Team Researcher and Group Administrator
Materials Theory Group | Department of Materials Science & Engineering
YONSEI UNIVERSITY
E frankwinwin at gmail.com

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