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reports, presentations and project deliverables Support project management, collaboration, data organization and laboratory safety Job Requirements: PhD degree in Optical Engineering, Integrated Circuit
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Technological University (NTU), Singapore. The Research Fellow (Project Leader) will integrate Superconducting Nanowire Single-Photon Detectors (SNSPDs) with state-of-the-art quantum Photonic Integrated Circuits
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). The selected candidate is expected to work on: • physical, thermal and circuit-to-system modeling, design exploration, architecture and validation/testing framework • high-level exploration and modeling
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research in the area of analog/mixed-signal integrated circuit design. The role will focus on the development of analog in-memory computing macros for AI accelerators. Experience in tape-outs and industry
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propagation, low-energy switching, few-particle modulation of condensate nonlinearities, integrated polaritonic circuit functions, and coupling of polaritonic states with on-chip detection and readout
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trajectory within a highly collaborative and well-resourced environment. Research Areas Sonogenetics — engineering ultrasound-responsive genetic circuits for non-invasive cellular control Mechanotransduction
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polariton propagation, low-energy switching concepts, few-particle modulation of condensate nonlinearities, integrated polaritonic circuit functions, and coupling of polaritonic states to on-chip detection
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, hardware and software development, systems integration, and early feasibility demonstrations, delivering rapid prototypes and benchtop trials aligned with ARIA’s fast paced, exploratory R&D model. This role
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In 2021 the Singapore Hybrid-Integrated Next-Generation micro-Electronics (SHINE) Center was established. One of the projects in SHINE focusses on developing the necessary technology and
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-jitter characterization; photon-number-resolving operation; and detector integration with quantum photonic circuits. The role also includes nanofabrication and process development for integrated photonic