Postdoc positions in quantum chemistry

A genuine interest in quantum chemistry and electronic-structure theory is paramount.

Applicants should hold a Ph.D. degree in theoretical chemistry or theoretical physics or an equivalent degree.

Good programming skills (preferably C++) are required.

Experience with one of the following topics is especially desirable: 1) higher-order coupled-cluster methods such as CC3, CCSDT, and CCSDt, 2) scalar-relativistic and spin-orbit effects, 3) dissociative recombination and dissociative electron attachment.

Proficiency in spoken and written English is required.

Projects can be tailored to fit the expertise, scientific background, and interest of the successful applicants.

The project UNBOUND TWO aims to develop the quantum chemistry methods that is needed to interpret spectroscopies involving two or more unbound electrons. This requires an evenhanded treatment of singly-excited and doubly-excited states. With the new methods, we will study the ...