Research Fellow in Time-Resolved Photoelectron Spectroscopy in the United Kingdom

The University of Southampton is one of the UK’s leading research Universities, and they are offering a position as a research fellow in time-resolved photoelectron spectroscopy. The project will utilise UV and IR probes of chemical dynamics in their lab in Southampton and XUV probes through collaboration with the Artemis Facility in the UK and the ELI-Beamlines facility in Czechia.

Duties of the position

The appointee will be expected to be responsible for leading advanced photoelectron spectroscopy experiment as part of a collaborative team and coordinate the analysis of the data and work with our theoretical collaborators (Adam Kirrander, Oxford, Zdenek Masin, Prague) on the interpretation.

Required selection criteria

Applicants should possess a a PhD (or within six months of completion) or equivalent professional qualifications and experience in Physical Chemistry or Chemical Physics and a demonstrable understanding and knowledge of ultrafast laser technology and spectroscopy.

Benefits 

The selected candidate will be offered a full-time contract for 42 months and an annual salary of £37,099 to £42,978, a contributory pension scheme, holiday entitlement of 30 days plus 8 bank holidays and 6 additional holidays (closure days), subsidised health and fitness facilities on-site, cycle to work scheme and a range of discounts which include restaurants, retail outlets and entertainment.

Organisation/Company – UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHAMPTON

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Country – United Kingdom

Application Deadline – 17 May 2024