Postdoctoral Position on Wafer Bonding Physics for 3D Chip Integration University of Twente in Netherlands

Nikhef (National Institute for Subatomic Physics) has two open postdoc positions in the Netherlands. The openings are in QCD and proton structure with LHC neutrinos and in experimental particle physics . These are strong fits for candidates with backgrounds in physics , especially high-energy and subatomic physics research. The post does not include detailed eligibility criteria, funding terms, or a deadline, so interested applicants should review the official jobs page for the full call and app...

This postdoctoral project sits at the intersection of experimental atomic physics, precision optics, and quantum technology. The work is embedded in the University of Amsterdam’s Institute of Physics and the Strontium Quantum Gases Group, led by Prof. Dr. Florian Schreck, and is carried out together with the group’s spin-off OpticsFoundry B.V. and in collaboration with the Nonlinear Nanophotonics group at the University of Twente. The project focuses on developing technology to robotically manuf...

At Delft University of Technology (TU Delft) , this postdoctoral project explores how biobased, thermally debondable adhesives can support more circular repair, joining, and recycling routes for carbon fibre-reinforced polymer (CFRP) composites . The work focuses on the adhesive–composite interface and the way it governs bonding, mechanical integrity, and long-term performance under service conditions. You will investigate how interfacial structure, wetting, and bonding behaviour change under th...

This PhD project addresses a core challenge in semiconductor metrology: recovering nanoscale physical information from limited, noisy, and low-resolution images. The work focuses on developing a physics-informed machine learning approach that combines physical simulation of the measurement process with inverse reconstruction methods, aiming to infer hidden properties of modern chip structures efficiently and reliably. The project is situated at ARCNL, an institute dedicated to fundamental resear...

This PhD project at Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e) focuses on developing novel photonic chips for ultralow-light spectroscopic sensing . The work aims to push spectral analysis to extremely low signal levels, down to femtowatts, so that photonic sensors can detect light emitted by samples rather than only reflected light. The research builds on the group’s recent progress with integrated spectral sensors based on an advanced nanophotonic platform. These low-cost spectral chips, alread...