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17 research groups and 2 characterisation platforms. We are looking of a highly motivated candidate with a solid background in synthetic organic and/or organometallic chemistry and optical spectroscopy
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processes. Forthcoming observations will also include, in addition to SPIRou near-infrared spectra, optical spectra simultaneously collected with the ESPaDOnS spectropolarimeter at CFHT, further broadening
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also include, in addition to SPIRou near-infrared spectra, optical spectra simultaneously collected with the ESPaDOnS spectropolarimeter at CFHT, further broadening the panel of available diagnostics
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– Paul Sabatier University, as well as several PhD students and postdoctoral researchers, the team provides a stimulating, collaborative, and interdisciplinary research environment. Where to apply Website
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candidate will : • Adapt the AEROTYPro/GRASP methodology for the typing and quantification of stratospheric sulfate aerosols; • Develop optical models for the characterization of sulfate particles produced
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transport, microscopy, and optical spectroscopy, to establish links between electronic structure and emerging physical properties. Design and perform optical and electronic characterization of two-dimensional
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web and linking source populations to the underlying halo and galaxy distribution; developing SBI pipelines for Fermi-LAT data, first standalone and then jointly with LSS. Qualifications. A PhD in
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responsibility. Secondary Activities 1) Contribute to the training of team members (PhD students, interns). 2) Participate in scientific outreach activities. 3) Conduct a scientific watch on advances in fluvial
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Experience1 - 4 Additional Information Eligibility criteria PhD in theoretical physics, quantum physics, or a related field. Proven experience in hybrid quantum systems, optomechanics, magnonics, or quantum
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criteria The candidate should hold a PhD in plasma physics and chemistry, materials science, surface science, polymer chemistry, or a closely related scientific field. Experience in low-pressure plasma