PhD Opportunities in Power Semiconductor Technologies and Wide Bandgap Devices University of Bristol in United Kingdom

Postdoctoral research opportunity at the University of Bristol in semiconductor power electronics , with a focus on device fabrication and characterization . The research group (CDTR Bristol) is working at the forefront of semiconductor power device technology , including GaN , Ga2O3 , AlGaN , and related next-generation materials and devices. The role is especially relevant for candidates with hands-on experience in device fabrication and/or electrical characterisation . This opportunity is bas...

PhD studentship at the University of East Anglia in Norwich, United Kingdom focused on the design optimisation of brushless doubly fed machines (BDFMs) for offshore wind turbine generators. The project addresses key research challenges in electrical engineering and renewable energy , including low power density, low power factor, vibration, and complex magnetic field behavior. The aim is to improve BDFM performance and help position these machines as a competitive alternative to direct-drive and...

Postdoctoral Research Associate in Degradable Electronic Polymers at the University of Oxford , United Kingdom. This post is for a postdoctoral researcher to develop electroactive, electronically functional, degradable polymers that change colour as they break down, enabling self-reporting electronics that can indicate remaining device lifetime. The project sits at the intersection of polymer chemistry , materials chemistry , polymer science , and electronic materials , with work spanning synthe...

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 Atomic Quantum Technologies at the University of Bristol , School of Physics, with Dr Alex Clark and Dr Carrie Weidner . This funded PhD project focuses on neutral atoms for quantum-enhanced technologies , including atomic quantum memories for long-distance entanglement distribution, atomic magnetometers for precision magnetic-field sensing, and cold atom interferometry for displacement and rotation sensing. A major theme is the combination of atoms and integrated photonics to...