[Neutron] PostDoctoral Position at ExxonMobil

[hubert.e.king at exxonmobil.com]

Dear Colleague:

Please alert any interested candidates concerning this Postdoctoral 
position that we hope to fill by midyear.

Postdoctoral Fellow at ExxonMobil Research and Engineering Company

This person will carry out fundamental studies on the dynamics of 
soft-matter.  A major focus of the work will be the utilization of 
dynamical neutron scattering in addressing the behavior of complex 
hydrocarbon materials.  These include polymers, complex-fluids, crude 
oils, lubricants, etc.  One goal of the work is to correlate the dynamics 
over a broad range of time and length scales.  Relations between 
microscopic dynamics and rheoloic behavior will be sought. 

A background in physics, physical chemistry, polymer physics or chemical 
engineering is preferred.  A familiarity with dynamical scattering methods 
such as light or neutron scattering is desirable.  Familiarity with 
rheologic techniques and interpretation would be useful.  The post-doc 
will have an opportunity to utilize extensive experimental facilities. 
In-house facilities include static and dynamic laser light scattering 
instruments, and an 18kW Rigaku X Ray Scattering Facility.  We also have 
facilities at NIST for static and dynamic neutron scattering and 
facilities at NSLS and APS for synchrotron x-ray scattering. Communication 
of the results through presentations at conferences and through 
publications is an important component of the work.  Collaboration with 
members of the scientific community is also encouraged.

Please contact or send your resume to:

Hubert E. King, Jr. 
or
Thomas G. Mason

ExxonMobil Research and Engineering Co.
1546 Route 22 East
Annandale, NJ 08801

hubert.e.king at exxonmobil.com
thomas.g.mason at exxonmobil.com


Dr. Hubert E. King, Jr.
Corporate Strategic Research
Chemical Sciences Laboratory
ExxonMobil Research and Engineering Co.
1545 Route 22 East
Annandale, NJ 08801
(908)730-2888 voice
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