Postdoctoral position in Ultrafast AMO/Attosecond Science

University of Central Florida Ultrafast Atomic, Molecular & Plasma Research Group Olando, United States
Postdoctoral 24 days left

About the position

Position Description

We invite motivated applicants with research interests in Ultrafast Atomic, Molecular, and Optical Physics and Attosecond science to a postdoctoral position in Prof. Fang's group in the Department of Physics at University of Central Florida (UCF). The candidate selected will participate in studies using table-top attosecond light sources and e/ion spectroscopy to investigate electron and ion dynamics subsequent to photoabsorption in atomic and molecular systems. Candidates with a background in experimental physics with an emphasis on strong field or attosecond physics and experience with electron/ion spectroscopy, high-power ultrafast lasers will be preferentially considered.

Qualifications and Requirements:
Ph.D. (expected or obtained) in Physics, or a related field
Strong hands-on skills with ultrafast lasers and/or with ion/electron spectrometers or similar spectroscopic instruments.
Ability to work independently and with students

For full consideration, candidates must submit the following documents:
(1) Cover Letter
(2) CV, including names and email addresses of three individuals who will provide letters of recommendation
(3) Three reference letters (to be submitted online)
(4) Publication list

UCF is rapidly becoming a major center for the experimental and theoretical study of ultrafast electron dynamics in atoms, molecules and solids, and a point of reference on the East coast of the United States for the international attosecond community. UCF is a large public research university, with a growing Physics Department and a College of Optics & Photonics (CREOL) with few equals in the world. UCF main campus is located on the outskirt of Orlando, a city of everlasting Summer.

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