Postdoctoral position is available in Molecular and Cluster dynamics group at J. Heyrovský Institute of Physical Chemistry in Prague. JHI is renowned scientific institute of the Czech Academy of Sciences providing state-of-the-art research infrastructure.

General requirements:
• Ph.D. degree in molecular physics or related discipline
• Experience with molecular beams, mass spectrometry or electron attachment spectroscopy would be advantageous
• Advanced level of written and spoken English
• Competencies necessary for team-work in an international environment

Research position in more detail:
The position is for the project "Electron Attachment in Radiation Chemistry". The goal of the project is to elucidate the importance of elementary electron induced reactions in radiochemistry and concurrent chemo-radiation therapy of cancer. The successful candidate will study electron interactions with isolated (see e.g. Zawadzki PRL 121, 143402, 2018) as well as micro-hydrated (see e.g. Kočišek JPCL, 7, 3401, 2016) molecules by the means of existing experimental setups.

More information is available from Dr. Jaroslav Kočišek (e-mail: jaroslav.kocisek jh-inst.cas.cz).

Position starts: 1st of March, 2019

Duration of the job: 2 years

Contract type: full-time job

Job location: Prague, Czech Republic,
Prague is beautiful and very lively European city. JHI is situated on the campus of the Czech Academy of Sciences in very quiet and safe suburb with the direct metro line to the city center.

Documents required from the candidate:
CV, cover letter, and list of publications
Applications with required documents must be submitted via e-mail to a contact person: (jaroslav.kocisekjh-inst.cas.cz).

Applications deadline: 25th January, 2019

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