Two post-doc  positions in Computational/Theoretical Biophysics/Chemistry
are available at Virginia Polytechnic Institute, Departments of Computer
Science and Physics, starting summer/fall 2007.

Positions #1

	Multi-scale modeling of the nucleosome. Developing of atomistic models
	of DNA flexibility.	

Requirements: Expertise in molecular modeling and simulations, 
especially of the DNA.  
Strong background  in theoretical/computational
chemistry,  physics or biophysics.

Positions #2

The   general  research   direction  is   the  development   of  novel
computational   methods   to   understand   dynamics   and
energetics  of  large  biomolecular  systems. In  particular,  we  are
interested in advancing the implicit solvent methodology.  

Requirements: Expertise  in theoretical/computational 
                    chemistry, physics or biophysics. Good programming skills.




Please  e-mail  you  CV  +  publication  list  +  name  and  addresses
(including e-mail) of three referees to:

Alexey Onufriev, alexey@cs.vt.edu



The  geographical location  of Virginia  Tech.  (Blacksburg, Virginia)
offers a  low  cost  living   environment,  moderate   climate,  scenic
surroundings, and proximity to a variety of natural resources.