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Swansea University is a university -led university that has made a difference since 1920. The university community is thrived in exploration and discovery and provides the right balance in excellent teaching and research, and corresponds to the quality of life that is envied.

The campus of amazing universities and a multi -cultural community makes us a desirable workplace for colleagues from all over the world. Our reward, our benefits, and the methods of work, enable those who join us to obtain enrichment functions, and are compatible with an excellent balance between work and life.

About the role

A post -doctoral researcher (either an assistant researcher or research official, who relies on experience) will work on the Future Leaders’ Fellowship project “rotating reactions”, led by Dr. Helen Chadwick in the chemistry department, which aims to use control over the quantum state to change the rate of closed reactions, the ground status particles in a collision with the surface.

The project will include controlling cases of dropping the circulatory orientation of molecules such as hydrogen before they collided with the surface to study the effect of this on the interaction of molecules with surfaces and energy exchanges. The project will combine experiments and calculations for data analysis, as well as developing both experimental and analytical methods that will be used all the time.

Contract: a fixed period for 24 months

Equality, diversity and inclusion

The university is obligated to support and enhance equality and diversity in all its practices and activities. We aim to create a comprehensive environment and welcome various applications of the following protected properties: age, deficit, resetting sex, marriage and civil partnership, pregnancy and motherhood, race (including color, nationality, ethnic and national origin), religion or belief, sex, sexual orientation.

As a comprehensive and welcome workplace, we appreciate people for their skills regardless of their background. Requests are welcome in Welsh and will not be dealt with less positive than those presented in English.

Welsh language skills

The level of the Welsh language required for this role is level 1 – a little. The role holder will be able to pronounce Welsh words, respond to the phone in Wales (Good Morning/in the afternoon) and use very basic daily words and phrases (thank you, please, etc.). Level 1 can be reached by completing a single hour cycle.

The university is a proud dual language institution, which determines the Welsh language strategy, our ambition to encourage the language and enable our employees to deal with the language as an additional skill in the workplace and as a junction of new cultural and social opportunities. Requests are welcome in Welsh and will not be dealt with less positive than those presented in English. Welsh speakers have an interview with Welsh. It is expected that the applicants will provide a role as it is necessary to provide Welsh skills their request in Welsh and they will be interviewed in Welsh, if chosen.

Additional information

The applications of this role will take the CV message and the cover of the cover.