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, Chemistry, or a related field Strong background in OLEDs, organic electronics, optoelectronics, or photonics Hands-on experience with fabrication and characterization of thin-film optoelectronic devices
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profile PhD in Physics, Materials Science, Electrical Engineering, Chemistry, or a related field Strong background in OLEDs, organic electronics, optoelectronics, or photonics Hands-on experience with
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for the physicochemical characterization of components. Access to advanced electron microscopy and X-ray facilities is also available. We live a culture of inclusion and respect. We welcome all people who are interested in
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research questions and approaches relevant to the position. Please submit your application exclusively via our job portal. Applications sent via email or post will not be considered. Timeline Please submit
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characterization of components. Access to advanced electron microscopy and X-ray facilities is also available. We live a culture of inclusion and respect. We welcome all people who are interested in innovative
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using X-ray and neutron diffraction Investigation of ionic transport by impedance spectroscopy and complementary electrochemical methods Determination of electronic, vibrational and vibronic structure
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(workstations and simulation software, chemical labs, DLP and 2 Photon Lithography 3D printing, Raman spectroscopy, electron microscopy, nanoindentation, macroscopic mechanical testing, humidity control
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by beam (e.g. laser light, electrons) and plasma induced processing. LAMP provides full cycle technology development, starting from novel materials, deep understanding of the background physics of beam
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, electron microscopy, nanoindentation, macroscopic mechanical testing, humidity control) for design, manufacturing, and metamaterial characterization. The laboratory is situated at the main campus of Empa in
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heterostructures under ultra-high vacuum conditions. GNRs are emerging quantum materials whose electronic structure, topology, and spin states can be engineered with atomic precision, but many reactive GNRs degrade