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Job Description We are seeking a skilled and highly motivated PhD candidate for a 3 year position, in the fields of gas-filled hollow-core fiber lasers, ultrafast lasers, and nonlinear optics. In
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Job Description We are seeking a skilled and highly motivated Postdoctoral Researcher for a 2-year position, in the fields of gas-filled hollow-core fiber lasers, ultrafast lasers, and nonlinear
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and distributed sensing applications over optical fibers. The work will involve advanced manipulation of the phase of ultra-stable lasers, the development and implementation of advanced modulation and
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stress sensor, which includes working with optical fiber and lasers. Integrating photonic integrated circuit components into the overall design of the stress sensor. Writing and maintaining software for
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existing CW laser systems including commercial external cavity diode laser systems, TiSa-lasers, fiber-lasers and quantum cascade lasers Developing (electro-)optical setups for controlling the
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operating high-energy (> mJ) solid-state lasers. Experience with one or more of the following areas: short pulse laser technology, frequency conversion, non-linear optics, fiber lasers, ultrafast lasers
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, fiber lasers, ultrafast lasers, short pulse laser diagnostics, and/or plasma physics. Ability to perform as an innovative experimentalist with a broad range of experience in experimental design
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nanostructuring and using them to produce fiber lasers emitting in the 2.5 – 5 µm range, as well as fabricating ARF optical fibers from fluoride glasses. The position also involves publishing research results in
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fiber lasers and nonlinear optics, ideally, knowledge of electronics, Python and FPGA (VHDL) programming, interest in working with experts on a cross-institute collaboration project, very good written
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) characterizing fabricated circuit behavior with benchtop equipment, including lasers and fiber optics. These projects will allow students to learn about optics and photonics while applying computer