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James Lloyd-Hughes

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University of Warwick
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James Lloyd-Hughes is an Associate Professor at the University of Warwick, United Kingdom. His research areas encompass terahertz spectroscopy, nonlinear optics, and the structural chemistry of perovskites and graphene-based materials. His recent publications include advancements in terahertz harmonic generation, dual-beam spectroscopy, and the optoelectronic properties of layered perovskites. He is also focused on understanding carrier transport dynamics and photoluminescence in two-dimensional materials.

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We are hiring for a PhD/postdoc opportunity at the University of Warwick , linked to the Warwick Centre for Ultrafast Spectroscopy . The project focuses on establishing ultrafast transient microscopy capabilities, including building and using femtosecond transient microscopy in the visible and infrared . This is a strong fit for candidates interested in physics , materials science , and experimental optical methods. You would work with James Lloyd-Hughes , Raj Pandya , Rebecca Milot , Jack Woolley , and Adam Wright . The post is supported by an EPSRC equipment grant . The position is available for 2 years in the first instance , with the possibility of extension. The post does not mention a deadline, salary, or full application portal yet; the advert details are expected to follow. If you are interested, you can contact James Lloyd-Hughes directly by message or email at [email protected] for more information.

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The spatial profile of a beam of pulsed terahertz (THz) radiation is controlled electrically using a multi-pixel photoconductive emitter, which consists of an array of interdigitated electrodes fabricated on semi-insulating GaAs. Activating individual pixels allows the transverse position of the THz beam's focus to be varied off-axis, as verified by spatial beam profiles. Enabling multiple pixels simultaneously permits non-Gaussian beam shapes to be created. The diffraction-limited performance of the system is established by comparison with the Abbé and Sparrow criteria, and a condition for effective beam steering using this design is derived. The spatial resolution of the approach is linked to the frequency of the THz radiation and the f-number of the collection optic.

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Jessica Louise Boland

The University of Manchester

UNITED KINGDOM
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Abdul Wadood Tadbier

University of Cambridge

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Pablo Docampo

University of Glasgow

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Rebecca L. Milot

University of Warwick

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Igor Marko

University of Glasgow

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Maurizio Monti

Aarhus University

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Eric Faulques

Université de Lille

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Sophie Pain

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University of Birmingham

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Jeremy Sloan

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University of Warwick

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Chunhui Yao

University of Cambridge

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Imalka Jayawardena

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University of Surrey

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David Quigley

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University of Warwick

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Jie Liu

University of Warwick

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Riccardo Degl'Innocenti

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Queen Mary University of London

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Paulo Medeiros

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Jan Verlet

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University of Durham

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