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The Learning Machines group seeks motivated PhD students to join our team working on learning in physical systems. What are learning machines? Imagine your favorite artificial intelligence machine
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research groups (50 PhD students and postdocs) that share a state-of-the-art cleanroom for nanofabrication and characterization and many other facilities. Qualifications You have a degree in physics or
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As a PhD-student in our Physics of Cellular Interactions group headed by Dr. Kristina Ganzinger, you will apply state-of-the-art techniques to generate transmembrane protein mimics for communication
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polarization distribution of the emitted light ? What physical mechanisms determine how the nonlinear emission is sensitive to metasurface geometry, thus revealing structural information of interest
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physics and design principles of natural and man-made complex matter, with research in the disciplines nanophotonics, nanophotovoltaics, chemistry & spectroscopy, mechanical metamaterials and biophysics
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Do you want to discover how multi-protein assemblies are produced without error? The aim of this project is to reveal this vital cellular process at the single-molecule level. Our research group has
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of metasurface optics, optical metrology, microscopy, and nanophotonic light sources. Interacting photons group In the Interacting Photons group we search for new physics emerging from photon-photon interactions
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opportunity lies in the use of mammary gland organoids, which grow outside the body, and can hence be imaged with high spatiotemporal resolution. In this cross-disciplinary (physics & biology) project, you will
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The Self-Organizing Matter group seeks motivated and talented PhD students to join our team working in the field of chirality. We are fascinated by how simple physical chemical phenomena can lead to
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and many other facilities. Qualifications You have a master’s degree in physics, chemistry, materials science, or a related field. You have very strong social, organizational, and communication skills