University of Bristol invites applications for a postdoctoral researcher in computational and theoretical photochemistry within the ISPAMIA ERC Consolidator Grant. The project focuses on VOC photochemistry at air–water interfaces of aqueous aerosols, combining electronic structure methods with dynamic simulations.
The successful candidate will develop machine-learned potentials and perform ground-state sampling to benchmark electronic-structure theory for different environments at the air–water
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Postdoc: VOC Photochemistry at Air-Water Interfaces employer: University of Bristol
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