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of innovative magnet and RF systems. MAX IV is looking for an Electromagnetic Systems Engineer/Physicist to contribute to the development of new electromagnetic systems for MAX IV and MAX 4U , with
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Requisition Id 17129 Overview: The Isotope Science and Engineering Directorate (ISED) at Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) seeks applicants for the Division Director of the Electromagnetic
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» Biomedical engineering Physics » Electromagnetism Researcher Profile First Stage Researcher (R1) Positions PhD Positions Application Deadline 9 Nov 2026 - 23:59 (Europe/Madrid) Country Spain Type of Contract
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Purpose of the Job The FENDER programme aims to bring game-changing ideas and exploit advances in complimentary areas of science to trigger a UK-led renaissance in electromagnetic NDE, boosting the
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Dikopoltsev. The successful candidate will be supervised by Prof. Steven Johnson and Dr. Martina Basini. Project background The project investigates how ultrafast temporal modulation of electromagnetic media
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, electromagnetic, acoustic and biochemical cues to achieve wireless, real-time control of therapeutic protein expression and metabolic regulation. Leveraging innovative platforms such as direct-current-actuated
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, electromagnetic, acoustic and biochemical cues to achieve wireless, real-time control of therapeutic protein expression and metabolic regulation. Leveraging innovative platforms such as direct-current-actuated
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, studies the effects of X-ray attacks on secure circuits, alone or combined with other physical vectors (laser, electromagnetic, thermal, side- channel). LCIS co-leads with TIMA the work package dedicated
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sources, which greatly rely on femtosecond optical pulses and ultrabroadband terahertz electromagnetic transients. To better understand our experimental results, we work out simple theoretical models
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terahertz voltage sources, which greatly rely on femtosecond optical pulses and ultrabroadband terahertz electromagnetic transients. To better understand our experimental results, we work out simple