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dielectric characterization methods, Monte-Carlo simulation, and pulsed-laser-deposition of oxide thin films. The PhD project aims at combining our internationally leading expertise in (non-)linear imaging
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IMDEA Nanociencia and will have the opportunity to work in strong synergy with several national and EU collaborators of the hosting group. The hired PhD candidate will be enrolled in one of the doctoral
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hosting group. The hired PhD candidate will be enrolled in one of the doctoral programs at the Autonomous University of Madrid (UAM) or Complutense University of Madrid (UCM), she/he will have the
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Description of the offer : When a magnon propagates through a magnetic medium, no electrical charge transport is involved and hence no electrical losses occur. We aim to explore engineered heterostructures with unconventional merging of functional materials to develop a new generation of sensors...
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The hired PhD student will study new spin liquid materials thanks to our well-established international collaborations, with an original experimental approach combining very complementary high
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Description of the offer : A PhD position is available within theory of magnetism, with specific focus on theory and modeling of light-induced spin and orbital currents, theory of laser-induced
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European Magnetism Association EMA | Villeneuve la Garenne, le de France | France | about 1 month ago
field at the nanoscale. The PhD topic aims at surpassing these propositions using higher frequencies and feedback for various potential metrology applications: measurement of forces during protein folding
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Description of the offer : This PhD project seeks to tackle existing challenges by embarking on exploratory research into new magnetocaloric intermetallic materials. These materials will incorporate
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Description of the offer : We are pleased to offer a PhD position in the group of Dr. Alexander Mook at the Johannes Gutenberg University (JGU). We aim to develop the theory of spin-lattice coupled
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will focus on the control of magnetic properties under mechanical stresses (by in situ magnetometry and imaging) to anticipate the performance of flexible or stretchable magnetic sensors. The PhD student