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Location ESTEC, Noordwijk, Netherlands Our team and mission The Radiation and Component Reliability Section (TEC-EDR) and the Microelectronics Section (TEC-EDM) are part of the Avionics and EEE
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University of Southampton and the University of Oxford investigating the potential of magnetic reconnection for space propulsion, as part of a three year long research project funded by the Leverhulme Trust
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University of Southampton and the University of Oxford investigating the potential of magnetic reconnection for space propulsion, as part of a three year long research project funded by the Leverhulme Trust
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the following will be a plus • Optical instrumentation, single-molecule/ super-resolution microscopy, magnetic/optical tweezers, ultrafast spectroscopy, or other in-situ operando imaging tools • Machine
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research in the area of spin orbit torque based magnetic memory, memory device fabrication and characterization. The research efforts of current position will be focused on magnetoelectric transportation
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Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Microelectronics, Chemistry, or a related discipline. Demonstrated research experience in flexible/stretchable electronics interconnection, printed electronics, conductive
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low temperature, magnetic field transport system. An attractive remuneration package will be offered for suitable candidate (research fellow) with a strong publication record in 2-D condensed matter physics.
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topology or type. You may have worked on permanent-magnet, induction, reluctance, wound-field or other machine technologies. What matters most is the depth of your technical understanding, how you approach
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to study how dysprosium’s large magnetic interactions can be utilised in future magnetic field sensors and to investigate precursors for novel quantum phases of matter. The project is supported by Quantum
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, Materials Science, Applied Physics, or related field Experience in high-reliability microelectronics Familiar with micro-fabrication techniques and semiconductor processing Experience in conducting electrical