PhD, Master’s & Postdoc Opportunities in Electrical Engineering in Hungary

This postdoctoral position at IMT Atlantique is embedded in a research project on network metrology enhanced by generative AI and machine learning for autonomous networks . The work is hosted in the Department of Computer Science on the Brest campus in Plouzané and is carried out in close collaboration with the ERMINE team at IRISA / INRIA , with planned exchanges between Brest and Rennes. The successful researcher will explore how new AI approaches can be applied to the measurement and diagnosi...

This postdoctoral position is part of the ANR BBSYTER project on formal verification of smart contracts at CNRS. The recruited researcher will work on methods that translate natural-language instructions and requirements into formal logical specifications, with a particular emphasis on linear temporal logic (LTL) and logically correct translations. The project combines several research directions: semantic translation from natural language to formal formulas, the design of a controlled natural l...

This postdoctoral project is hosted by IMT Atlantique within the Optics Department and is part of the collaborative MSDIO research programme with Cristalens Industrie , an industrial partner in ophthalmic devices. The research focuses on the design and development of a new generation of intraocular lenses that integrate metasurfaces for advanced visual correction. The postdoctoral researcher will work on modelling and simulating advanced optical correction functions, including monofocal, multifo...

This postdoctoral position is based in organic bioelectronics at Linköping University and is hosted within the Laboratory of Organic Electronics (LOE) in Norrköping. The project focuses on how organic electronic materials can be designed, evaluated, and used in bioelectronic components and integrated platforms. The successful candidate will work with monomers and polymers tailored for organic electronics and bioelectronic devices, with an emphasis on in situ formation of electronic materials in ...

This postdoctoral position at the CNRS in Toulouse focuses on the formation and control of magnetic hopfions . The project is centered on understanding the mechanisms behind hopfion formation and using theory to interpret experimental results. The researcher will develop micromagnetic and atomistic models to study these topological magnetic structures. The work combines theoretical magnetism, condensed matter physics, and scientific computing, with an emphasis on building models that connect mic...

This postdoctoral project is hosted by the Touch&Move laboratory at CNRS and focuses on neurotechnology for understanding and improving sensorimotor control in mice. The team studies how cortical circuits integrate tactile and proprioceptive information that is essential for motor learning, using innovative brain-machine interfaces built around real-time decoding of neuronal activity in the motor cortex. The project builds on several existing approaches developed by the group: control of a custo...

This postdoctoral position at CNRS is part of an ANR project on the fabrication and study of nonlinear dielectric nanoresonators produced by laser processing . The research aims to optimize laser-based fabrication methods for powders or substrates, then investigate the resulting structures through morphological and optical characterization. The recruited researcher will work on both linear and nonlinear optical properties of the fabricated resonators and on their use to develop nonlinear disorde...

The Doctoral Position in Spintronics at the University of Gothenburg is based in the Department of Physics in central Gothenburg, within an active international research environment with broad collaborations. The department’s research spans atomic and molecular physics, condensed matter physics, spintronics, complex systems, and biophysics, and it is connected to the Gothenburg Physics Centre together with nearby university partners and Chalmers University of Technology. This doctoral project is...

This postdoctoral project focuses on the periodic structuring of optomechanical waveguides. The research combines optical and mechanical simulation with simplified physics-based modelling to design waveguides that maximize coupling efficiency between optical and mechanical modes. The successful candidate will work on developing and optimizing simulation tools for the design of periodic optomechanical waveguides, then use the numerical results together with reduced models to identify optimal dime...