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You have a strong background in statistical physics, an affinity with analytical theory as well as computer simulations (e.g. MD, MC, Green’s Function Reaction Dynamics (GFRD)). Prior experience with biophysics is appreciated, but not a requirement. The willingness to dive into biological systems and to interact with experimentalists, is a must.
You will need to meet the requirements for an MSc-degree, to ensure eligibility for a Dutch PhD examination.
The position is intended as full-time (40 hours / week, 12 months / year) appointment in the service of the Netherlands Foundation of Scientific Research Institutes (NWO-I) for the duration of four years. In the event of an appointment as PhD, you will, on successful completion, be granted a PhD at Utrecht University, with prof. dr. Mulder as your primary promotor. Several courses are offered, specially developed for PhD-students. AMOLF assists any new foreign PhD-student with housing and visa applications and compensates their transport costs and furnishing expenses.
You will be based jointly in the Theory of Biomolecular Matter group of Bela Mulder and the Biochemical Networks group of Pieter Rein ten Wolde at AMOLF.
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