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Postdoctoral Associate - MEMS/NEMS Fabrication and Characterization for Piezoelectric/Ferroelectric Devices and Emerging Computing Hardware The SonicMEMS Laboratory at Cornell University is seeking a
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Postdoctoral Associate – MEMS/NEMS Fabrication and Characterization for Piezoelectric/Ferroelectric Devices and Emerging Computing Hardware The SonicMEMS Laboratory at Cornell University is seeking
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ferroelectric memory, photonic integrated circuits and next-generation telecommunications. You'll work at the exciting intersection of experimental materials science and materials informatics, collaborating in
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applications such as ferroelectric memory, photonic integrated circuits and next-generation telecommunications. You'll work at the exciting intersection of experimental materials science and materials
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limited to: cavity effects on superconductivity; superconducting LEDs and other superconductor–semiconductor hybrid devices; ferroelectric Josephson junctions; interplay of superconductivity with
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Fellowship focused on polarization caloritronics, the study of coupled heat and polarization transport in ferroelectric materials. Besides supporting the existing experimental effort, the postdoc will lead the
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close collaboration with experimental researchers working on battery electrodes, thermoelectric materials and ferroelectric relaxors. Main tasks Generate and curate ab initio reference datasets
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or ferroelectric materials, scalable manufacturing approaches, multi-physics modelling, or mentoring junior researchers will be advantageous. About the School of EECS As a multidisciplinary School, we are known
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and superfluidity, fermion quadrupling condensate, magnetism, ferroelectrics, classical and quantum phase transitions, ultracold atoms, structure formation in soft matter, topological solitons, vortex
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of Oxford. The project will explore the interaction of light with functional materials at the nanoscale, with a particular focus on antiferromagnetic and ferroelectric oxides, nonlinear optical phenomena, and