A position is available immediately for a postdoctoral researcher in theoretical/computational biophysics and biochemistry in the lab of G. Andrés Cisneros in the Departments of Physics, and Chemistry & Biochemistry at the University of Texas at Dallas. We are looking for a creative, independent and highly motivated individual to work on the development of QM/MM software with advanced polarizable potentials, applications of molecular modeling to biomolecular systems and covalent organic frameworks.

Candidates should have a Ph.D. in Biophysics, Chemistry, Physics or related field. A strong background in computational/theoretical molecular simulations (e.g. electronic structure theory, computer simulations, stat. mech.) and programming skills are essential. For more information see http://cisnerosres.utdallas.edu

Software development and maintenance, methods/algorithms development, computational simulations, mentoring of junior group members.

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