Bourses de recherche : Roskilde University – Danemark 2018
Bourse de Recheche Pays
Danemark Niveau d'études
Doctorat Date fin de candidature
01 Août 2018
Bourses de recherche : Roskilde University – Danemark 2018
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Department of Science and Environment, Roskilde University invites applications for a position as Ph.D. student of Physics from September 1 or soon thereafter. The position is for a period of three years.
Description of the Ph.D. project
Funded by the VILLUM Foundation for the period 2017-2023, the Matter project is an integrated part of the Glass and Time center (http://glass.ruc.dk ) at Roskilde University’s Department of Science and Environment. Glass and Time is characterized by strong collaboration between experiment, simulation, and theory. The purpose of Matter is to understand the fundamental governing principles of structure and dynamics of liquids and solids, in particular to investigate and further develop the isomorph theory.
We are looking for a talented Ph.D. student for an experimental project within Matter. The student, who will be trained in experimental work in the Glass and Time center, will be supervised by Prof. Kristine Niss or Assoc. Prof. Tina Hecksher, and co-supervised by Prof. Jeppe Dyre (the director of Matter).
The focus of the experimental work in our group is on:
- Developing new specialized experimental techniques in close collaboration with engineers and our in-house high-level workshop.
- Mathematical modeling of the experimental methods and data.
- Close collaboration between experiment, simulation, and theory, catalyzed by weekly 2-hour joint group meetings.
The presently available experimental methods include broadband mechanical spectroscopy, dynamic specific heat, dielectric spectroscopy, scattering methods, and high-pressure measurements.
Qualifications
The following qualifications are required
- Master’s degree in Physics or a related field
- Experience with experimental work
We are looking for an ambitious, curious and open-minded person. You are expected to possess good communication skills and to be a visible, involved participant in the department’s daily activities.
Assessment
In the formal assessment regarding employment consideration will be given to:
- Relevant master’s degree or equivalent : according to Danish Qualifications Framework for Higher Education
In the assessment regarding enrollment consideration will also be given to the following criteria:
- Grades of your master’s study
- Educational skills and any further professional qualifications
- Quality and relevance of the project description (see below)
The Doctoral School
You will be enrolled as a Ph.D. student at the Doctoral School of Science and Environment. Read more here https://ruc.dk/doctoral-school-science-and-environment .
Responsibilities and tasks
The Ph.D. position is an educational position and the main tasks are in accordance with chapter 3, Ministerial Order on the Ph.D. Programme at the Universities and Certain Higher Artistic Educational Institutions (https://ufm.dk/en/legislation/prevailing-laws-and-regulations/education/files/engelsk-ph-d-bekendtgorelse.pdf).
Questions
For further information you are welcome to contact Prof. Kristine Niss kniss@ruc.dk or Prof. Jeppe Dyre at dyre@ruc.dk .
Terms of employment
The employment is on full time, 37 hours per week and formally you will refer to Head of Department, Susanne Sørensen. Ph.D. students have the same rights, formal working hours, vacation, etc., as others in the Danish workforce. After taxes the monthly salary is approximately DKK 18000 (2400 Euro).
After the deadline for applications the Head of Department will shortlist applicants for assessment with assistance from the recruitment committee including the chairperson of the assessment committee.
Shortly after the application deadline all applicants will be notified whether or not their application has been selected for assessment.
The shortlisted applicants will be informed about the composition of the assessment committee, and each applicant will be given the opportunity to comment on the composition of the committee and – later on – their assessment.
Once the recruitment process is completed, all applicants will be informed of the outcome of their application.
