PhD in Low-Temperature Transport and TEM of Silicon-Aluminum Interfaces NEEL Institute in France

PhD opportunity in Physics / Materials Science / Quantum Devices at Institut Néel, Grenoble, France. This doctoral project focuses on the structural studies of superconductor–semiconductor interfaces , specifically InAs/Sn nanostructures developed for tunable Josephson junctions and transmon qubits. The research is hosted in the Grenoble quantum research ecosystem through the QuanG2 PhD Call , coordinated by Université Grenoble Alpes and funded under Horizon Europe – COFUND . The thesis will inv...

PhD opportunity in physics , quantum computing , spin qubits , quantum dots , and semiconductor heterostructures at the Grenoble quantum research ecosystem in France . This experimental doctoral project focuses on a novel route to scalable two-dimensional arrays of hole-spin qubits based on SiGe/Ge/SiGe heterostructures grown on silicon. The work combines advanced nanofabrication , semiconductor device processing, and cryogenic high-frequency measurements down to 10 mK . The project is linked to...

Postdoc opening in glass photonic structures for quantum computation A postdoctoral position is open in the PHOTO group at CROMA on the study of glass photonic structures at cryogenic temperatures , with a research focus connected to quantum computation , photonics , and materials science . The post was shared by Elise Ghibaudo (Directrice adjointe, laboratoire CROMA / pôle Physique Ingénierie et Matériaux, UGA), but the announcement itself is for a postdoc position rather than a scholarship or ...

PhD opportunity in Physics and Materials Characterization at Institut Néel, Grenoble, France. This fully funded doctoral project is part of the QuanG2 PhD Call coordinated by Université Grenoble Alpes and focuses on the structural studies of superconductor–semiconductor interfaces for quantum devices. The thesis will investigate InAs/Sn nanostructures developed for tunable Josephson junctions and transmon qubits. The research combines high-resolution transmission electron microscopy (TEM), geome...

This PhD project is part of the QuanG2 doctoral programme coordinated by Université Grenoble Alpes and hosted in Grenoble, France, within the Grenoble quantum research ecosystem. The topic lies at the interface of solid-state physics, nanofabrication, quantum devices, and advanced electron microscopy. The project investigates silicon-aluminum interfaces formed through an exchange reaction between Al and Si, a material system of interest for quantum technologies because it can create atomically a...