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one or more of the following: semiconductor/superconductor nanofabrication processes (thin-film deposition, photo- and electron-beam lithography, and etching); design and testing of cryogenic (< 10 K
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of this joint laboratory is towards the development of innovative nanotechnologies and nanomaterials for various electronic and photonic applications. For more details, please view https://www.ntu.edu.sg/cintra
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Research Fellow in Atomically Thin Quantum Materials for Low-Energy Electronics Job No.: 694378 Location: Clayton campus Employment Type: Full-time Duration: 2.5 years fixed-term appointment
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leading teams from across chemistry, physics and electronic engineering. It aims to deliver a step-change in the understanding and control of electrochemical growth of high-quality mono/few-layer functional
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techniques, including optical lithography and/or electron-beam lithography. Perform device processing using ICP-RIE and/or ion milling techniques. Analyse structural, electrical, and materials characterisation
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. The successful applicant will be employed to work on the BEAMS trial which is a multicentre two-arm parallel randomised controlled trial with internal pilot that seeks to assess the clinical and cost-effectiveness
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structures and devices. Hands-on experience with optical characterization techniques. Experience with fabrication of nanomaterials, including electron-beam lithography, photolithography, dry etching, thin-film
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. The energetics of these defects will be calculated, including formation energy and the electronic structure of the defects, with analysis in the context of electron beam effects. An extension to this work will be
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of cellular response to stimuli. In another direction, we are developing multicolor electron microscopy using the principle of “cathodoluminescence” – emission of light triggered by excitation with an electron
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electron microscopy (STEM) and electron energy-loss spectroscopy (EELS), using a newly installed state-of-the-art JEOL Mono ARM instrument. The research activities will also include the use of complimentary