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nanophotonics – i.e., model the physics of free electrons impinging on nanomaterials like van der Waals crystals, and subsequent coherent X-ray emission processes. Lead papers and publish in high-impact journals
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to include: Experience in the use of multi-technique characterisation of inorganic materials, including at least some of the following: pXRD, single-crystal XRD, SEM/EDX, DSC/TGA/STA, EXAFS, laser diffraction
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Cryogenic ion traps Experience operating ion traps at 4 K or below, including pulse-tube or dilution refrigerator integrationand cryogenic rf delivery. Multi-ion architectures Ion crystal formation
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spectroscopy, mass spectrometry, elemental analysis, HPLC, optical spectroscopy analysis, single-crystal XRD, XPS, IR, TGA, DSC, and some magnetic measurements including ESR, superconducting quantum interference
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record in functional materials, with specific hands-on experience in metal halide perovskites (particularly 2D perovskites), crystal growth, thin-film fabrication, or optoelectronic devices. Analytical
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with engineered heat and light–matter interactions, including but not limited to thermal metamaterials, thermal crystals, topological photonic structures, non-Hermitian photonic lattices, thermal
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the physics of free electrons impinging on nanomaterials like van der Waals crystals, and subsequent coherent X-ray emission and imaging processes. Programming of software tools Required qualifications and
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, materials growth, crystallization, catalysis, and electrochemistry. Qualifications Ph.D. in Physics, Materials Science, Chemistry, or related disciplines, with a proven ability for outstanding research
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, topological photonics, photonic crystals, or single-photon measurement techniques is advantageous. Proficiency in scientific programming and data analysis tools such as Python or MATLAB. Strong analytical
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measurements to systematically investigate the relationship between composition, entropy level, crystal structure, and energy storage performance. Holding a PhD (or close to completion) in Materials Science