Back to results

Postdoctoral Fellow

  • Vancouver, BC, Canada

Full-time

Applications open in a new tab.

Job details

Job type
Full-time
Apply by
Posting language
English
Posted

Original job description

  • Full Time
  • Vancouver
  • Posted 5 months ago
  • Applications have closed

Website DavidASivak Simon Fraser University

Postdoc: stochastic thermodynamics and theoretical biophysics

I seek a postdoctoral fellow to work on nonequilibrium statistical mechanics, thermodynamics, and information theory, with applications to free-energy transduction in biomolecular machines and in close collaboration with experimentalists. My research group is in the Department of Physics at Simon Fraser University (near Vancouver), embedded in a vibrant biophysics and statistical physics community. Apply by May 30 for full consideration. Full details and application instructions: https://sfu.ca/physics/sivakgroup/postdocad.html
More about this job

Responsibilities

Conduct research in nonequilibrium statistical mechanics, thermodynamics, and information theory. Apply these approaches to free-energy transduction in biomolecular machines and collaborate closely with experimentalists.

Requirements

The posting does not specify formal education, experience, or other eligibility requirements. It seeks a postdoctoral fellow with research interests aligned with nonequilibrium statistical mechanics, thermodynamics, information theory, and theoretical biophysics.

Skills

  • Nonequilibrium Statistical Mechanics
  • Thermodynamics
  • Information Theory
  • Theoretical Biophysics
  • Free-Energy Transduction
  • Biomolecular Machines
  • Experimental Collaboration

Visa sponsorship

Not detected in the job text

Hiring contact

David A. Sivak

Categories

  • Science & Research

Keywords

  • Postdoctoral Research
  • Nonequilibrium Statistical Mechanics
  • Thermodynamics
  • Information Theory
  • Theoretical Biophysics
  • Free-Energy Transduction
  • Biomolecular Machines
  • Experimental Collaboration
  • Biophysics
  • Statistical Physics
  • Research

Report this job