The Comprehensive High Pressure Synchrotron Research group at the Center for High Pressure Science & Technology Advanced Research welcomes highly motivated graduate students and postdoctoral researchers to explore materials and quantum phenomena under extreme conditions.
HPSynR specializes in the use of synchrotron radiation, diamond anvil cells, laser heating, and complementary in situ probes to study structural, electronic, and magnetic transitions in materials under extreme conditions, including high pressure, high/low temperature, and external electric or magnetic fields.
Students and postdocs are trained to design frontier experiments, analyze advanced synchrotron data, develop high-pressure techniques, and collaborate across physics, chemistry, materials science, and Earth and planetary sciences.
Our discoveries and creations address fundamental questions in condensed matter physics, chemistry, materials science, and Earth science. Research from the group has been published in leading journals, including Nature, Nature Communications, Science, Physical Review Letters, Journal of the American Chemical Society, and Nano Letters.
We value rigorous science, creativity, open collaboration, and inclusive scientific communities. Graduate students and postdoctoral researchers receive academic mentorship, technical training, and support to develop independent research directions.
We encourage applications from students with backgrounds in condensed matter physics, materials science, chemistry, mechanical engineering, or related fields.
HPSTAR seeks talented postdoctoral researchers who are passionate about extreme-condition science and interested in developing independent research programs.
We welcome motivated students and researchers who are ready to tackle challenging scientific questions under extreme conditions.
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