PhD/Postdoc Opportunity in Ultrafast Transient Microscopy and Femtosecond Spectroscopy University of Warwick in United Kingdom

The Canadian Centre for Electron Microscopy at McMaster University is advertising a Postdoc position in Novel FIB-SEM and Ion Source Design . This opportunity is especially relevant for researchers with interests in materials science , physics , electrical engineering , microscopy , semiconductors , and ion source design . The post highlights work connected to semiconductor process R&D and reverse engineering, suggesting a highly technical, instrumentation-focused research environment. The annou...

This PhD project at the University of Southampton will develop chiral tellurium nanowires as a materials platform for spin-orbit quantum devices and chirality-selected spin qubits. The research will use low-temperature electrochemical deposition to grow tellurium nanowires with controllable handedness. The project will investigate both templated and template-free growth, using chiral additives and chirally modified electrodes to bias deposition toward a single enantiomorphic form. Control over n...

University of Warwick’s Department of Physics is advertising a funded PhD project on multidimensional ultrafast spectroscopy of vibrational coupling in perovskite semiconductors . The project is supervised by Prof James Lloyd-Hughes and is based in Coventry, United Kingdom . The research explores how terahertz and infrared vibrational modes in metal halide perovskites interact with electrons and excitons, affecting mobility and optoelectronic performance. The PhD student will use multi-dimension...

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...

DPhil studentship in Organic Luminescent Materials at the University of Oxford , Department of Chemistry. This funded PhD project is supervised by Dr Daniel G. Congrave and is based in the Chemistry Research Laboratory (CRL), Oxford, United Kingdom. The research is interdisciplinary and sits at the intersection of organic chemistry , physical chemistry , and materials science , with a focus on the design, synthesis, and investigation of new luminescent organic materials. The project aims to adva...