[phas-grad] Research positions on theoretical - computational data analysis.

[Heungman Park]

Hi all,

As you know my research is on experimental physics with organic semiconductor materials.

Our recent paper indicates there are unknown dynamic behaviors of charge carriers when organic semiconductor PPV polymers degrade.

I am looking for one or two students who want to study the dynamics with a computer:
theoretical modeling and computational data analysis. No experiment is required for this project.

I attach the recent paper and a plan for the project.
If successful, we will publish journal papers.

Requirement: computational physics with Python and differential equations.

Of course, there are openings for experimental researchers in organic semiconductors in my lab.

Thank you

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Heungman Park, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Department of Physics & Astronomy
Texas A&M University-Commerce
Commerce, TX 75429, USA

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