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, or shortly expect to obtain, a PhD in Physics, Electronic Engineering or a related discipline. Experience is required in MBE growth , semiconductor characterisation and device fabrication in a
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will offer specific training and support in any area that requires it. You will work in an international environment and collaborate with top institutions and companies. You should hold a PhD in relevant
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department community. The successful applicant will be expected to have completed their PhD, or be within an anticipated 12 months of award. The History Department warmly welcomes all applicants regardless
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academic, postdoctoral and PhD researchers engaged in studies of human interaction and security at Lancaster University (e.g., with the Security Lancaster Institute), and more broadly within the CREST
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UK, and provides an excellent opportunity to train on advanced microscopy, data analysis and integration. You are required to hold a postgraduate research degree (at PhD or MSc level, with at least two
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/ Lancaster University offers opportunities to participate, engage, and benefit from training, further professional development and knowledge exchange opportunities. You must have earned a PhD in space physics
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of the Dalmatian dog using clonal analysis in mice, advanced imaging and sequencing approaches and mathematical modelling. You should have a PhD in a relevant field (or be close to completion), a background in cell
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, with time for scholarship around pedagogy and teaching delivery. These positions would ideally suit a completing, or recently graduated, PhD student to gain further experience in psychology teaching
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and combined degrees has increased rapidly in recent years. We also teach a recently introduced and successful MA programme and several students start PhDs in film each year. At all of these levels
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the PIs and other postdocs on the grant, on research problems in these areas, publishing your results and presenting at conferences. You should have completed, or be close to completing a PhD in symplectic