PhD in Integrated Polysilicon Photonics University of Southampton in United Kingdom

University of Texas at Arlington is recruiting a Postdoctoral Research Associate in the Department of Electrical Engineering, College of Engineering, in Arlington, Texas, United States . The position focuses on semiconductor lasers , optical amplifiers , and integrated photonics , including device design, cleanroom fabrication, testing, and validation. The postdoc will also help develop research proposals and grant applications, manage research projects, mentor graduate and undergraduate student...

Singapore University of Technology and Design (SUTD) is inviting applications for a Postdoctoral Research Fellow in silicon photonics and advanced photonic packaging in Singapore . The project focuses on developing low-loss optical coupling and packaging solutions for photonic integrated circuits, including chip-to-fibre , chip-to-chip , and chip-to-free-space interfaces. The role sits at the intersection of integrated photonics , waveguide optics , photonic device design , and optical character...

PhD opportunity at the University of Southampton in silicon devices for nonlinear photonics and applications . This project sits in the Faculty of Engineering and Physical Sciences and is supervised by Professor Anna Peacock and Dr Meng Huang . The research focuses on silicon photonics , nonlinear photonics , and the development of compact, energy-efficient photonic devices for telecommunications , spectroscopy , imaging , and sensing . Students will work on waveguide design , component fabricat...

PhD studentship in magnetic metamaterials and millimetre-wave devices at the University of Exeter , based in the Department of Physics & Astronomy on the Streatham Campus in Exeter, England. This is an industrial PhD project linked to Leonardo UK and the EPSRC MetaHUB initiative, focused on the discovery, development, and commercial translation of new 3D nanoscale magnetic metamaterials . The research combines experimental and computational work, including nanoscale geometry design, bespoke mini...

PhD opportunity in programmable silicon photonic circuits at the University of Southampton. This project sits in the Faculty of Engineering and Physical Sciences and is supervised by Professor David Thomson and Professor Goran Mashanovich. The research focuses on programmable silicon photonic integrated circuits (PICs) that can be reconfigured for multiple applications, including optical communications, sensing, and LiDAR. You will work on designing, fabricating, and testing configurable silicon...