Professor in Computational Solid-State Quantum Physics - DTU Physics

The Department of Physics (DTU Physics) invites applications for a professorship in computational solid-state physics and materials science with a particular focus on quantum effects. You will be part of the section for Computational Atomic-Scale Materials Design, which is internationally recognized for its cutting-edge method and software development in the field.

The position offers an excellent research environment that facilitates computational prediction and design of functional materials, which will shape the technology of tomorrow. As our new professor, you will be part of a leading international research environment working at the frontiers of physics and technology.

We believe that the best ideas emerge through collaboration, openness, and the sharing of knowledge across our research environments. As a scientific leader, you are expected to contribute not only through excellent research and education, but also by fostering an open, inclusive, and supportive culture that enables colleagues and students to succeed.

We strive to combine scientific excellence with responsibility, collegiality, and a healthy work-life balance. Responsibilities and qualifications Your overall focus will be in computational modelling and design of advanced materials with a fundamental physics approach1 …