ERC group
MSCA Group
Scientific Supervisor
César González
Contact email
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Research group
Theory group within the Applied Magnetism and Magnetic Nanoestructures group
Department
Materials physics
Faculty / Institute
Institute of Applied Magnetism (MA)
Group description
The Instituto de Magnetismo Aplicado (IMA) was founded in 1989 by the University Complutense of Madrid (UCM) and co-sponsored by the Spanish Railway Infrastructures Company (formerly RENFE, nowadays ADIF). It was the first University Research Institute created in Spain. IMA was founded initially as a small research center with the aim to combine basic scientific research in the field of functional magnetic materials with transfer of technology. IMA has now a large critical mass with more than 40 permanent scientists with different background, around 20 tenured scientists, in addition to one technician and three administrative personnel. This large critical mass ensures the stability of the center and the resources and human power required to develop excellent scientific research and technology transfer activities. In order to give a response to this new situation that overpasses the field of magnetism, the Unit of Functional Materials of UCM (UMAFUS-UCM) was created. With this new structure, IMA is one of the leader research centers for functional materials in Europe.
Research topic
* Simulations of Electronic transport in nanostructured materials: atomic/molecular contacts, Scanning Tunneling Microscopy, Ballistic Electron Emission Microscopy and spin valves.
* Electronic properties on defective 2D materials: atomic contamination, molecular adsorption and grain boundaries.
* Novel Magnetic Alloyed Carbides nanoparticles immersed in graphene-based matrix.Theoretical simulations based on Density Functional Theory (DFT).
* DFT simulations of resistant materials: point defects and extended defects.
Research area
Chemistry (CHE), Physics (PHY)
Candidatures: requirements
* Great knowledge in the Linux environment.
* Some notions on programing (phyton, Fortran, bash…)
* Deep knowledge in Condensed Matter Physics
* Great experience with Density Functional Theory codes and the application to electronic, energetic and structural analysis.
Candidatures: deadline
2021-07-15
Address
Vía de Servicio A-6, 900; Las Rozas; 28232 - MADRID