Job Description

CEM John Wilkins Postdoctoral Fellowship

The Center for Emergent Materials John Wilkins Postdoctoral Fellow conducts theoretical or experimental postdoctoral research in the areas of Metal/Magnetic-Insulator Interfaces and/or Topology and Fractionalization; investigates properties of materials using one of a variety of techniques including materials growth and characterization, modeling, simulation, computations, spectroscopy, microscopy, imaging, scattering, transport, magnetometry or other techniques; collects, analyzes, and interprets data from analytical investigations to identify and understand the magnetic, structural, electronic and other properties of materials. Writes papers and reports for publication; presents results at group meetings and professional society meetings; participates in determining research priorities and planning research programs; mentors graduate and undergraduate students; engages in outreach to involve students at all educational levels in the scientific process in order to improve the quality and diversity of the future STEM community.

• 55% Investigates, collects, interprets, analyzes (above)

• 30% Writes, presents, participates (above)

• 15% Mentors and performs outreach (above)

Consider working for an organization that strives to conceive and implement collaborative scientific programs to provide innovative advances that address complex challenges in materials research, to teach students the skills and concepts needed to carry out this research and to ensure an inclusive, welcoming and equitable environment that enables the success of all team members. The Center for Emergent Materials engages researchers from multiple disciplines to work in teams on scientific problems too complex for a single researcher to solve. The CEM, established in 2008, is located at The Ohio State University and funded by a National Science Foundation MRSEC award. Visit our website for more information: http://cem.osu.edu/

This is an opportunity to work in collaborative multidisciplinary research environment with diverse students, postdocs and faculty on complex problems that require a broad range of experimental and approaches, techniques and expertise. The salary for this position will be 60,000 to 65,000 depending on experience.

Review of applications will begin on December 15, 2022, but applications will continue to be accepted through March 1, 2023.

Term (Fixed Term) 40 First Shift

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