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📢 A fully funded 36-month PhD scholarship is open in France in polymer chemistry , polymer physics , and 3D printing at the Université de Pau et des Pays de l’Adour (UPPA) , in collaboration with CNRS and IMT Mines Alès through the IPREM Institute . The doctoral project focuses on the development of advanced polymeric materials, including reactive polymers, resin development for 3D printing, self-assembly polymer blocks, photopolymerase induced microscopy (PIMS), and the fabrication of multi-lev...

The LIGHTinPARIS Doctoral Programme at Institut d’Optique Graduate School / Université Paris-Saclay is offering a fully funded PhD project titled PLUTO: PLasmonic Ultra-fast Tunneling Optoelectronics . This project is part of the programme’s 3rd call for PhD fellowships and is one of the doctoral projects supported by the Institute for the Sciences of Light in the Paris-Saclay ecosystem. PLUTO is focused on molecular-scale plasmonic tunneling junctions, specifically metal–molecule–metal systems ...

The LIGHTinPARIS Doctoral Programme is offering a fully funded PhD project, ELIXIR2, in the domain of light sciences at Institut d’Optique Graduate School / Université Paris-Saclay in France. This project is part of the programme’s 3rd call for PhD fellowships, cofunded by the European Union through Horizon Europe MSCA COFUND and co-financed by Université Paris-Saclay and industrial/non-academic partners. ELIXIR2 explores indirect excitons in innovative 2D semiconductor hetero-nanostructures. Th...

The LIGHTinPARIS Doctoral Programme is offering the PhD project LUMINeSCe as part of its 3rd call for fully funded fellowships. The project is hosted in the Institute for the Sciences of Light at Université Paris-Saclay in France and is scheduled to start on 1 January 2027 . LUMINeSCe focuses on the light-induced ultrafast dynamics of metalloporphyrins and metallophthalocyanines in the gas phase. The research uses femtosecond pump-probe spectroscopy, combining UV/Vis excitation with XUV/X-ray pr...

LIGHTinPARIS, the doctoral programme of the Institute for the Sciences of Light / Institut d’Optique Graduate School and Université Paris-Saclay, is offering a fully funded PhD project titled QUASAR: QUAntum chemical and experimental Spectroscopy of Astrochemical Reactive isomers . This project is part of the programme’s 3rd call for PhD fellowships and starts on 1 January 2027 . QUASAR focuses on uncovering reactive isomers of astrophysical relevance by combining high-resolution laboratory spec...