Postdoc Opportunities in Experimental Physics in Portugal

WPI-QUP and KEK are seeking theory postdoctoral researchers in Japan. The openings are intended for researchers working in theoretical physics who are interested in connecting theoretical ideas with experiments and observations. The positions offer an opportunity to pursue theory-driven research in an environment linked to the Kavli Institute for the Physics and Mathematics of the Universe Quantum Universe (WPI-QUP) and the Theory Center at the High Energy Accelerator Research Organization (KEK)...

Ames National Laboratory at Iowa State University is seeking a Postdoctoral Research Associate for a 4-month term in the Division of Materials Science and Engineering. The project focuses on the characterization of kagome metals through high magnetic field measurements, including heat capacity and magnetotransport experiments. The successful researcher will work in an experimental environment centered on high-field and pulsed-field studies , with direct hands-on work preparing single-crystal sam...

Los Alamos National Laboratory is seeking multiple postdoctoral researchers to join the Strongly Correlated Electrons Team (SCES Team) and help develop and study quantum-coherent devices built from under-explored f-electron intermetallic materials . The project combines materials discovery, device fabrication, and low-temperature measurement to explore new physics in strongly correlated systems. The team works across crystal growth, characterization, measurements under extreme conditions, NMR, p...

QUP at KEK is recruiting several postdoctoral fellows in experimental physics to work on research at the weak-coupling frontier. The group’s mission is to probe new quantum fields and forces and to search for phenomena such as light dark matter, axions, and gravitational waves using cutting-edge quantum sensors and devices. Successful fellows will join QUP experimental projects with the principal investigators and contribute to the center’s broader effort to develop new research directions. The ...

This postdoctoral project explores the stochastic thermodynamics of micro-mechanical resonators coupled to a thermal bath and an external control potential, such as an electrostatic force. The research is aimed at quantifying energy exchanges, understanding how the resonator temperature evolves, and interpreting the role of information when the system is operated under feedback. The work combines theory and experiment. On the experimental side, the researcher will optimize a real-time feedback s...

The postdoctoral project is based at the IJCLab in Orsay within the nuclear physics team “Spectroscopie, désintégration et fission” , under CNRS supervision and in collaboration with teams from IPHC, GANIL, and CEA-Saclay. The researcher will contribute to the development and commissioning of the new SHEXI detector system for SIRIUS , a multidector setup designed to improve the detection efficiency of L-type X rays and help identify the atomic numbers of recently discovered superheavy elements. ...

Postdoctoral Researcher in Radiation Effects in Power Electronics at the Accelerator Laboratory of the Department of Physics, University of Jyväskylä. The position focuses on research into how radiation affects power electronics. The postdoctoral researcher will join the Department of Physics, an internationally recognized and dynamic research community with strengths in materials physics, nuclear physics, and particle physics. The department’s research environment combines experimental faciliti...

The Department of Physics and Astronomy at Aarhus University is recruiting a two-year postdoctoral researcher for a new project on ultrafast dynamics of trapped dielectric nanoparticles . The position is based in the Materials and light group, where research spans ultrafast dynamics in dielectrics, semiconductors and scintillators, as well as light-based applications. The postdoc will help establish a new experimental platform for studying dielectric nanoparticles with optical pump–probe experim...

nanoGUNE is offering a postdoctoral research position in its Quantum Hardware Group in Donostia-San Sebastián, Spain, focused on cryogenic electronics for quantum computing . The project sits within a collaborative effort involving academic and industrial partners to develop low-noise, low-power cryogenic amplifiers for solid-state qubits. The selected researcher will work on the development and validation of SiGe microwave low-noise amplifiers (LNAs) for operation at room temperature and deep c...