Multiple PhD Positions: DTU Physics, Denmark 2612 views

Multiple PhD positions vacant at DTU Physics and calls for candidates who are highly motivated and skilled. Various subjects for PhD project are available under the main research areas of the department.

The subjects are as follows:

1. Computational Atomic-scale materials design
2. Biophysics and fluids
3. Experimental surface and nanomaterials physics
4. Quantum physics and information technology
5. Fusion and plasma physics
6. Neutrons and x-rays for materials physics

Multi PhD positions in The Department of Physics is focusing on research in fundamental areas of physics with clear application and innovation potentials. A strong multi-disciplinary collaboration within DTU and with foremost international universities and facilities and with private companies is very prominent here. The position involves a partial teaching obligation, includes salary and travel grants.

Duration: three years

Starting date: flexible, but not later than second half of 2018

Qualifications:

• Master’s degree in Physics or a relevant degree with an academic level equivalent to the master’s degree in engineering.

Application Procedure:

• Submit application online.
• Applications must be as one *pdf file containing all documents to be given for consideration.
• Application must include: cover letter, Curriculum Vitae, Grade transcripts (translation into English), Excel sheet with translation of grades to the Danish grading system.
• You may apply before obtaining your master’s degree, but cannot start having received it.

Approval and Enrollment:

The scholarships for the PhD degree are subject to academic consent and the candidates will be enrolled in one of the general degree program of DTU. The enrollment will be in the Physics, Mathematics and Informatics program.

Please Note: clearly mention in the application which research-section you are interested in, which should include your preference for supervisor at the Department. Prior contact to the potential supervisor(s) is strongly recommended.