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ICFO is offering two PhD positions to highly motivated students who wish to start their scientific career in a friendly and stimulating environment. The successful candidates will be joining the Attoscience and Ultrafast Optics group led by Prof. Dr. Jens Biegert. Our PhD-program brings...
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to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description The project explores extreme light–matter interactions at the nanoscale, developing advanced theoretical models in direct
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understanding the detailed structure and chemistry of these nanospecies is paramount for determining their properties and how they interact with their environment. The project will aim to simulate a range of
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, through the analysis of its interactions with phyB and COP1, the functional characterization of ELF3 allelic variants, and the study of the molecular mechanisms involved in the temperature response. Define
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supramolecular robots whose chemically or light-driven activation and deactivation can generate collective behavior. The PhD project will investigate how interactions between many suprabots give rise to self
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atmospheric transformations have been extensively studied, their interactions with precipitation and potential impacts on terrestrial ecosystems remain poorly understood. This project will investigate
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fundamental physics of light-matter interactions, quantum optical effects in advanced sensing, and new applications of extreme sensors. Main Tasks and Responsibilities The Atomic Quantum Optics group studies
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. fluorescence microscopy, flow cytometry, image analysis or CRISPR/Cas9). Experience with mitochondrial biology, tumour–stromal interactions, extracellular vesicles, intercellular communication or therapy
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led by Prof. Dr. Frank Koppens. The group studies interactions between light and 2D materials for quantum technologies and novel ways of manipulating materials. Main Tasks and Responsibilities
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. • Produce technical documentation, scientific reports and publications arising from the activities carried out. • Collaborate on technology transfer activities, the dissemination of results and interaction