National University of Singapore
4 days ago
PhD and Postdoc Positions in 2D Spintronics and Quantum Materials at NUS National University of Singapore in Singapore
Degree Level
PhD, Postdoc
Field of study
Electrical Engineering
Funding
PhD funding includes full tuition, a monthly stipend, conference allowance, IT allowance, airfare, and a settling-in allowance. The post does not specify postdoc funding details.
Country
Singapore
University
National University of Singapore

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PhD and postdoc openings are available in the group of Dr. Ahmet Avsar at the National University of Singapore (NUS), Materials Science & Engineering.
The research area is experimentally studying spin-dependent transport phenomena in novel quantum materials, with a strong emphasis on 2D spintronics. PhD projects involve building and characterizing next-generation spintronics devices from stacked 2D quantum materials, including nanofabrication and magneto-transport measurements using low-temperature cryostats. The postdoc focus is on all-electronic spin transport, magnon transport, and superconductivity in 2D heterostructure devices.
The lab has access to about 100 m² of laboratory space, a cleanroom at the Graphene Research Centre (CA2DM), magnetic fields up to 16 T, and temperatures down to 20 mK.
Eligibility for the PhD role includes a First Class or high 2:1 Honours degree (or international equivalent, >3.3/4) in materials science, physics, or engineering. Experience with cleanroom work, 2D heterostructures, or low-temperature physics is considered an advantage.
Funding for the PhD includes full tuition, a monthly stipend, conference and IT allowances, airfare, and a settling-in allowance. The post does not mention postdoc funding details.
To apply, email a cover letter, CV, and degree transcripts to [email protected]. The post states Singapore as the location.
Funding details
PhD funding includes full tuition, a monthly stipend, conference allowance, IT allowance, airfare, and a settling-in allowance. The post does not specify postdoc funding details.
What's required
PhD applicants should have First Class or high 2:1 Honours (or international equivalent, >3.3/4) in materials science, physics, or engineering. Cleanroom experience, 2D heterostructure experience, or low-temperature physics experience is a plus. Applicants should submit a cover letter, CV, and degree transcripts.
How to apply
Email a cover letter, CV, and degree transcripts to [email protected]. Mention whether you are applying for the PhD or postdoc opening.
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