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thereafter. Project overview The goal of this project is to advance the understanding of failure mechanisms in optical phase change materials used in photonic devices, using synchrotron X rays and X ray free
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signaling in larval Drosophila using two-photon tracking microscopy developed in the Gershow lab. The postdoctoral researcher will design and conduct imaging experiments, analyze volumetric imaging datasets
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on the candidate’s experience and qualification. Candidates should have a PhD in Engineering, Cognitive Psychology, or a related field. Additional Qualifications include: Required Record of peer-reviewed publications
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. For further information, please contact Dr.Seid Koudia: Your profile A completed PhD in a relevant area, with a strong publication record in experimental quantum communications, photonics, or optical systems
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Research Engineer or Postdoctoral Researcher (m/f/d) in the field of Engineering Physics or Material
engineering A completed Master’s degree or PhD in Engineering Physics, Materials Science, Engineering or a similar discipline The ability to work independently, a willingness to learn, and a team spirit Good
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and Computational Sciences Directorate (CCSD) at Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL). Major Duties/Responsibilities: Participate in new and ongoing research on quantum integrated photonics. Formulate
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Postdoctoral fellow within Microglia–Neural Circuit Interactions in Memory and Disease (PA2026/2262)
and microglial biology, using cutting-edge methodologies including: two-photon microscopy, miniatured microscope, optogenetics, behavioral phenotyping and transcriptomics. Work duties Lead independent
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Austrian Academy of Sciences, The Marietta Blau Institute for Particle Physics (MBI) | Austria | about 2 months ago
positrons to the experiment. Publish results in high-impact journals and present results at international conferences. Teach PhD and Masters students within the group. Your Profile Ph.D. in experimental
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, including nonlinear optics, quantum optics, nanophotonics, photonic crystal fibres, optomechanics, quantum technologies, biophysics, and links between physics and medicine. We invite applications for a
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What you will be contributing A PhD obtained within the past four years in neuroscience or a related research field. Demonstrated experience with single-cell electrophysiology and/or live functional