PhD in Continuous Optical Clock at the University of Amsterdam University of Amsterdam in Netherlands

Postdoc on Stable Optical Circuits for Quantum Technology at the University of Amsterdam , Faculty of Science, Institute of Physics, in the Strontium Quantum Gases Group led by Prof. Dr. Florian Schreck . This postdoctoral role focuses on optics , ultracold atoms , trapped ions , quantum technology , and the development of robust optical circuits for quantum applications. The project aims to robotically manufacture and iterate advanced optical circuits and systems, including gain media, active p...

PhD position in Spatiotemporal Integrated Metamaterials at Eindhoven University of Technology in the Netherlands. This project focuses on nonreciprocal photonics and the design of dynamically modulated, chip-scale metamaterials for nonreciprocal light control. The research is part of the SPARK Marie Skłodowska-Curie Doctoral Network and is embedded in the Photonic Integration group within the Department of Electrical Engineering. The successful candidate will work on theoretical and numerical de...

Postdoc on Continuous Optical Clocks at the University of Amsterdam , Faculty of Science, Institute of Physics, in the Strontium Quantum Gases Group led by Prof. Dr. Florian Schreck . This postdoc focuses on experimental ultracold atom physics , optical clocks , quantum sensing , and related many-body physics . The project aims to push optical atomic clocks toward continuous operation , including superradiant clocks and zero-deadtime clocks . The work involves debugging and data taking, designin...

Two PhD positions are available at Eindhoven University of Technology in the ERC Advanced Grant project Topological Magnetism by Photonic Design (TOP DESIGN) . The project explores how femtosecond laser pulses can be used to control magnetic matter and to create, move, and annihilate skyrmions and related topological magnetic textures on demand. The research is rooted in experimental condensed matter physics and aims to uncover the fundamental physical mechanisms behind the deterministic creatio...

Nickhef (National Institute for Subatomic Physics) in Amsterdam is advertising a four-year PhD position on compact interferometric inertial sensing for gravitational-wave detectors . The project sits within the Amsterdam gravitational-wave group, which works on active seismic attenuation, inertial and position sensor development, interferometer simulation, computing, and data analysis. The broader Nikhef environment is highly international and connected to major collaborations such as Virgo, LHC...