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[Földes István <foldes.istvan AT wigner.hu>]

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diákja. próbálkozhat.

Földes István


Dear Foldes,
I am currently accepting PhD applicants to begin in Fall 2025 and would 
greatly appreciate it if you could share this opportunity with any 
potential candidates.
Thank you very much,
Ivan
Ivan I. Oleynik
Professor, Department of Physics, University of South Florida
Phone: (813) 974-8186, Email: oleynik AT usf.edu <mailto:oleynik AT usf.edu>
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*PhD Studentships in Exascale Simulations of Extreme Materials: Fall 2025*
Several PhD studentships are available in the group of Prof. Ivan 
Oleynik at the University of South Florida to conduct groundbreaking 
research on materials under extreme pressures and temperatures. Such 
conditions occur in planetary interiors, meteorite impacts, and inertial 
confinement fusion experiments.
 This research will utilize quantum-accurate molecular dynamics 
simulations on exascale computers, including Frontier and Aurora. We are 
seeking enthusiastic candidates to work on one of the following projects:
 (1)Matter in the interiors of exoplanets
 (2)High-energy-density physics of inertial fusion materials
 These projects are highly collaborative efforts involving experiments 
at premier high-power laser, free-electron laser, and synchrotron 
facilities in the US and Europe. Candidates will gain unique experience 
working within multidisciplinary teams while contributing to the design, 
execution, and analysis of experiments by running extreme-scale MD 
simulations on exascale supercomputers.
 Ideal candidates should hold a BSc or MSc degree in physics, materials 
science, or a related field, and should have a strong interest in 
advanced atomic-scale simulations to solve fundamental science problems.
 To apply, please send a one-page statement describing your academic 
and research experience, along with your curriculum vitae, to Prof. Ivan 
Oleynik at oleynik AT usf.edu.
 PhD studentships are available starting in *Fall 2025* or later.
 Postdoctoral positions are also available.