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developed a unique nanoelectromechanical resonator (NEMS), consisting of a silicon nitride drum capacitively coupled to an Al drum resonator, so called double-drum resonator. Its unique device design gives
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. The project includes measurements of microstructured thin-film YIG devices. In particular, the researcher will perform microwave measurements in a dilution refrigerator to characterize magnons in
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implantable devices, combining: - Wireless communication using a backscatter-modulation architecture - Co-design of front-end electronics and miniature RF antennas for chronic implantation - Prototyping and
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project on bedload metrology. He will be responsible for: 1) Designing and supervising the implementation of experimental devices to measure bedload transport. 2) Coordinating field activities, data
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characterization of microfabricated optomechanical devices used as gravity sensors. The postdoctoral researcher will also contribute to the scientific supervision of a PhD student working on these topics. Design
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on the realization, characterization and measurement of the structural and transport properties of superconducting devices made entirely out of silicon. Superconducting Si thin layers will be realized by Gas Immersion
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candidate will join the PROSPECT team at LTM. The team focuses on the development of innovative processes and materials for advanced nanoelectronic and optoelectronic devices. Where to apply Website https
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physics and quantum chromodynamics. Knowledge of computer programming is a plus. Website for additional job details https://emploi.cnrs.fr/Offres/CDD/UMR3681-CAMFLO-002/Default.aspx Work Location(s) Number
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. The successful candidate will contribute to the development of innovative bioelectronic devices dedicated to the study of neurocompetent intestine-on-chip models. The main responsibilities will include: Designing
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suitable for the evaluation of biopharmaceuticals (antibodies, nanobodies, …) • Develop and validate protocols for the formation of multicellular liver organoids in microfluidic devices (hepatocytes, LSECs