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ferronematic materials through variational and asymptotic methods. The research has four objectives: 1) **Smectic thin films**: analysis of a free-boundary problem for epitaxial growth and of the nematic-smectic
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) | Pasadena, California | United States | 5 days ago
. Description: This postdoctoral position centers on the development of next-generation ultraviolet (UV) detector technologies, with a strong emphasis on molecular beam epitaxy (MBE) for advanced materials growth
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and flat bands. The expected start date is no later than November 15, 2026. The project The work is at the border of quantum simulation and quantum matter, and takes advantage of novel epitaxial hybrid
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, catalysis and biology. We use molecular beam epitaxy (MBE) to synthesize atomically precise crystals, we integrate them with two-dimensional exfoliated materials, and we characterize them using transport and
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a leading role in driving InP-based photonic integration towards the next level. A key enabler for our work is our state-of-the-art Nanolab cleanroom facility (http://www.tue.nl/nanolab ), which hosts
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of functional materials during epitaxial growth and under external stimuli such as electric and magnetic fields and light illumination. The platform, developed at PGI-7, enables the fabrication of free-standing
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@TU/e cleanroom facility (http://www.tue.nl/nanolab ), which hosts a state-of-the-art 4” processing line for III-V semiconductors, including an ASML DUV scanner, AIXTRON MOCVD G10 epitaxy reactor
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Laser Doping or Pulsed Laser Induced Epitaxy, allowing the fabrication of ultra-doped Si:B layers, well above the B solubility limit in Si. The films will be characterized by X-Ray Diffraction
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tunable Josephson junctions incorporated into transmon qubit, using the InAs semiconductor as the weak link. InAs two-dimensional electron gases coated with tin are fabricated by molecular beam epitaxy
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Funded PhD studentship in AI-assisted materials discovery at the UK National Epitaxy Facility School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering PhD Research Project Competition Funded UK Students