Rasmus E Christiansen

Two Marie Skłodowska‑Curie PhD positions are open at the Technical University of Denmark (DTU) within the EU Doctoral Network METATUNE. The research focuses on advanced computational electromagnetics, inverse design, and reconfigurable metasurfaces, with specific projects on large-area reconfigurable metasurfaces for lensing (DC11) and topology optimization for holography (DC14). The METATUNE network brings together expertise in simulation, materials, fabrication, and photonic engineering across Europe, providing a comprehensive training environment for doctoral candidates. Applicants should have a strong background in physics, electrical engineering, or related fields, and demonstrate interest or experience in computational electromagnetics, inverse design, and photonics. Candidates must fulfill the Marie Skłodowska‑Curie Doctoral Network eligibility criteria, including mobility requirements. The positions are fully funded through the MSCA program, offering a competitive salary, mobility allowance, and participation in network-wide training activities. To apply, candidates should review the full position description and submit their application via the provided link. The opportunity is ideal for those interested in cutting-edge research on metasurfaces and photonic technologies at a leading European institution.