Postdoc openings in physics-informed computational design of photoenzymes and AI for computational chemistry and molecular design Northeastern University in United States

The Dong Lab at Northeastern University is advertising one or more postdoctoral openings in theoretical and computational chemistry.

Research directions include physics-informed computational design of photoenzymes and other light-responsive proteins, artificial intelligence for computational chemistry and molecular design, and potentially quantum algorithms for quantum chemistry on quantum computers.

The lab describes its broader mission as developing and applying physics-based and data-driven computational methods on classical and quantum computers to understand multiscale processes, from electronic structure to emergent properties, with applications in renewable energy, biomedicine, and other societally important areas.

Eligibility / fit: The post does not list formal requirements such as a specific degree, GPA, or language test scores. It is aimed at candidates with interest or background in computational chemistry, molecular design, AI, quantum chemistry, or related computational science.

How to apply: Interested applicants should email the PI, Sijia Dong, with a CV and cover letter. More information is available on the lab website.

Institution: Northeastern University, Boston, Massachusetts, United States.