We are looking for motivated, creative graduate researchers and postdoctoral fellows interested in computational and theoretical studies of soft matter. See the "Research" tab for a few examples of projects. We are interested in group members with backgrounds in materials science, physics, chemistry, engineering or related disciplines. If you are interested in joining, please contact prof. Tine Curk via email ([email protected]). For interested post-doctoral researchers, please include your CV, three references, and a description of your research interests and background.

We currently have one opening for a doctoral students starting in 2025. See the MSE website for details about our graduate program and how to apply (deadline Dec 15, 2024).

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