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Postdoc in Nonlinear Power-Efficient Transmit Array Architecture Reference number REF 2026-0293 Current transmitters are limited in terms of their bandwidth, energy efficiency and linearity. In this
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work on experiments in a project that couples superconducting qubits, magnons and photoluminescent spin ions within a single chip-scale device. Magnons link the microwave and the optical domain
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: PhD from ~32,400 €/year gross, rising; postdoc ~45,600–51,60 https://aalto.wd3.myworkdayjobs.com/aalto/job/Otaniemi-Espoo-Finland/Doctoral-and-postdoctoral-positions-in-hybrid-magnonics
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committed to reproducible research and to mentoring students. Research Environment and Supervision: The postdoc will be a member of the Astroparticle and Cosmology group at LAPTh, and will be
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will develop octave-spanning, self-referenced microcombs that connect ultrastable optical references to microwave frequencies. The research will address optical-frequency division, frequency-comb
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design gives an access to comb sensing and computing function through single device element. So far, our team has also developed reservoir computing measurement setup based on microwave optomechanical
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postdoc will join an interdisciplinary program that combines quantum sensing instrumentation, surface and interfacial chemistry, and the physics of the target systems, with current directions including
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Ph.D. (awarded or expected soon). You are energetic and confident to take initiative in the lab. Your skills can be in any area of mesoscopic physics, nanoelectronics, cryogenics, microwave electronics
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Researcher (R1) Recognised Researcher (R2) Positions Postdoc Positions Application Deadline 10 Mar 2027 - 23:59 (Asia/Riyadh) Country Saudi Arabia Type of Contract Temporary Job Status Full-time Hours Per Week
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. The ideal candidate will have experience in instrumentation and hardware, with preferred skills and experience including: low-noise microwave/RF and cryogenic systems, superconducting magnets, quantum