Computational Catalysis

Postdoctoral Flatiron Research Fellowship in the Initiative for Computational Catalysis (ICC), co-directed by Angel Rubio and Timothy Berkelbach, which develops computational techniques for the rational design of more efficient and affordable catalysts. Fellows pursue independent and collaborative research in computational catalysis with access to the Flatiron Institute's scientific computing resources. The appointment is for two years, renewable for a third, at an annual salary of $95,000, with a start in early September 2027. Applications received by December 4, 2026 receive full considerati

Associate Research Scientist position in the Flatiron Institute's Initiative for Computational Catalysis (ICC), which develops computational techniques for the rational design of more efficient and affordable catalysts. The ICC, co-directed by Angel Rubio and Timothy Berkelbach, works on molecular and solid-state electronic structure theory, statistical mechanics and enhanced sampling, and machine learning for chemistry and materials science, aiming at quantitative predictions of catalysed reactions relevant to the energy transition. Associate Research Scientists develop theoretical concepts,