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CNRS
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Post-doc: Combinatorial studies on thin films of hard magnetic materials CNRS in France
Degree Level
Postdoc
Field of study
Computer Science
Funding
Available
Deadline
Nov 27, 2026
Country
France
University
CNRS
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This postdoctoral project is based at the Institut NÉEL within CNRS Physique in Grenoble, in the Micro et Nano-magnétisme team of the QUEST department. The work is part of a broader data-driven effort to develop functional magnetic materials with few or no critical elements.
The researcher will study hard magnetic thin films using a combinatorial high-throughput approach. The project focuses on how element substitution and fabrication parameters influence the functional properties of magnetic material systems. This is a materials-focused postdoctoral position at the interface of magnetism, thin-film fabrication, and data analysis.
Day-to-day work includes sputter deposition of composition-gradient thin films, structural and magnetic characterization, and analysis of experimental results using both conventional methods and machine learning approaches. The postdoc will also contribute to the supervision of master’s students.
The Institut NÉEL is a major French research institute in condensed matter physics, with interdisciplinary activities at the interface of chemistry, engineering, and biology, and a strong research environment in Grenoble.
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