Stephane Mangin

Fully funded postdoctoral fellowship in physics , materials science , and spintronics at Institut Jean Lamour, Université de Lorraine in Nancy, France, with international collaboration and research visits to Tohoku University in Japan. The project is titled Combining Spin-Transfer Torque and All-Optical Switching in Ultrafast Spintronic Devices and focuses on next-generation high-speed, low-power spintronic devices. Research themes include spin-transfer torque (STT) , spin-orbit torque (SOT) , all-optical switching , ultrafast magnetism , nanodevices , and magnetic memories . The position is a 24-month full-time contract starting in September 2026 or sooner . The post is embedded in the SPIN team, a research environment known for nanomagnetism , magnetic heterostructures , ultrafast magnetization dynamics , and advanced nanotechnology facilities. Eligibility: applicants must already hold a PhD in Physics, Materials Science, Nanophysics, Spintronics, or a closely related field. Preferred experience includes femtosecond laser experiments, magnetic tunnel junctions, nanofabrication, thin films, clean room processing, micromagnetic modelling, and data analysis. English proficiency is required; no French or Japanese is needed. Application materials: CV, motivation letter, publication/research list if applicable, and the names of two former professors or supervisors for recommendation. How to apply: email all documents to [email protected] . No specific deadline was mentioned, so applicants should apply as soon as possible.