Several PhD student positions are available in the Computational Chemistry and Biophysics lab
headed by Professor Jana Khandogin in the Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry 
at the University of Oklahoma, USA.  

Details please visit http://ccb.ou.edu/

Some example research projects:
- Environmental effects on protein misfolding and aggregation processes implicated in 
Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, and diabetes diseases;
- Methods and algorithms development for accelerated molecular simulations

Required qualifications:
- Self-motivated individual holding a Bachelor's degree in Chemistry, Biochemistry, 
Physic, or a related discipline
- Interest and skills in mathematics and computer programming preferred
- Good oral and written English language skills
- TOEFL and GRE (General) scores

We offer:
- Dissertation work in interesting topics relevant to your career goal
- Practical training in molecular simulations; quantum chemistry calculations; 
algorithm and software development
- Our lab owns a state-of-the-art high-performance-computing cluster (200 CPU), 
multiple workstations, large and brand new office space
- Stipend through Teaching or Research Assistantship at a level of $25,000/yr

About the location:
The University of Oklahoma is located in Norman, a quiet college town, 20 miles south 
of Oklahoma City. Norman features low-cost living and stress-free life style. 
In a recent survey, Norman was ranked as one of the best 50 places to live in the US.

Application procedure:
- Cover letter stating interests and career objectives 
- Detailed CV including course work and grades (PDF format only)
- TOEFL and GRE scores
- Send all documents to jana.khandogin%x%ou.edu