[Neutron] Postdoctoral Positions at UVa

[Despina Louca]

Postdoctoral Positions in Experimental Condensed Matter Physics

The department of Physics at the University of Virginia is advertising 
for two postdoctoral positions in neutron scattering studies of strongly 
correlated electron systems and amorphous alloys.  The positions are 
available now and should be filled by the end of summer 2008.  
Applicants must have a PhD in either Physics or Materials Science and be 
experienced with neutron scattering techniques performed at national 
facilities.  The successful candidate for the strongly correlated 
electron project will be involved in studies focusing on magnetic 
frustration and multiferroicity in garnets and spinels, and 
magnetoresistive oxides.  Interest in single crystal growth and sample 
preparation using the image furnace will be useful.  The second 
candidate will be involved in the study of metallic glasses using both 
computation and experimental techniques to probe structure and 
dynamics.  The University of Virginia is in close proximity to NIST and 
Oak Ridge national laboratories.  Applications for both positions should 
include a statement of intent, a resume, and two reference names and be 
sent to Despina Louca preferably via email, louca at virginia.edu 
<mailto:louca at virginia.edu>.  

The University of Virginia is an Equal Opportunity, Affirmative Action 
Employer. Women and minorities are strongly encouraged to apply.



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Prof. Despina Louca
University of Virginia
Dept. of Physics
382 McCormick Road
Charlottesville, VA 22904, USA