PhD Position in Electron Microscopy, Charged Particle Optics, MEMS, Quantum Optics, and AI at Delft University of Technology Delft University of Technology in Netherlands

Gheidari Lab at Delft University of Technology is recruiting a PhD student for a challenging research project at the intersection of electron microscopy, charged particle optics, MEMS technology, quantum optics, and artificial intelligence.

The lab’s research aims to “democratize” atomic-resolution electron microscopy instruments and techniques, making advanced microscopy more accessible to a broader range of users. The post highlights the importance of electron microscopy for both materials science and life science, with applications ranging from safer and cleaner technologies to healthier outcomes. The lab also references the impact of microscopy in imaging the coronavirus, underscoring the relevance of the work to biomedical and life-science problems.

This opportunity is being announced by Ali Mohammadi-Gheidari, Associate Professor at Delft University of Technology. The post does not specify detailed eligibility criteria, funding, stipend, or deadline, but it clearly indicates an open PhD recruitment. Interested candidates should review the lab website and any linked application instructions for next steps.