15 atomic-physic PhD positions in Switzerland

PhD candidate for developing physics-based loss models of advanced magnetic devices for future highly efficient drive and converter systems

power electronic systems, we develop advanced multi-physics models/digital twins/virtual prototypes at the component and system level. For a new research project on advanced high efficiency magnetic

PhD: Nonlinear laser spectroscopy on altermagnets

of their spins and charges. Our scope is to study the fundamental physics of these materials with a focus on experimental basic research, yet including the perspective on the theoretical background and on

PhD: Ultrafast imaging on ferroic materials

of their spins and charges. Our scope is to study the fundamental physics of these materials with a focus on experimental basic research, yet including the perspective on the theoretical background and on

PhD Positions in Levitated Optomechanics

physics and materials science. This research field capitalizes on the achievements in optomechanics, atomic physics and control theory. Project background We have openings in the areas of Inertial force

PhD: Terahertz dynamics on strongly correlated materials

of their spins and charges. Our scope is to study the fundamental physics of these materials with a focus on experimental basic research, yet including the perspective on the theoretical background and on

PhD position in the field of carbon-based nanomaterials for optical applications

physics, or nanoscience who wants to pursue cutting-edge research at a world-class level. Your tasks Within a collaborative project between the Swiss Federal Laboratories for Materials Science and

PhD position in ultrafast imaging on ferroic materials

of their spins and charges. Our scope is to study the fundamental physics of these materials with a focus on experimental basic research, yet including the perspective on the theoretical background and on

PhD position in Terahertz dynamics on strongly correlated materials

and charges. Our scope is to study the fundamental physics of these materials with a focus on experimental basic research, yet including the perspective on the theoretical background and on

PhD position in the field of Scanning Probe Investigation of Carbon-based Quantum Spin Systems (a)

of specific magnetic nanographenes using on-surface synthesis investigation of their electronic and magnetic properties using scanning tunneling microscopy/spectroscopy and atomic force microscopy decoupling

PhD position in nonlinear laser spectroscopy on altermagnets

and charges. Our scope is to study the fundamental physics of these materials with a focus on experimental basic research, yet including the perspective on the theoretical background and on