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of science and technology applicants will have a PhD or equivalent experience in Photonics and/or Physics, or an Engineering background with experience in electro-optical/photonic instrumentation and a proven
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and Photonics; Electromagnetics; Signals Processing and Engineering applied Artificial Intelligence. We are seeking a Lecturer (Level B) or Senior Lecturer (Level C) in Biomedical Engineering to further
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2D materials, control and integration of SPEs in photonic and optoelectronic devices, meta-optics, and computation modelling of defects in solids. Scholarships are available for PhD projects in
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Australia’s top university. About the team The Astrophotonics Group at ICRAR is focused on designing, building, and testing advanced photonic systems with applications in radio astronomy, optical astronomy, and
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Australian Astronomical Optics - Macquarie (AAO-MQ) | Sydney, New South Wales | Australia | 26 days ago
completed a PhD in astronomical instrumentation or in a closely related discipline. You will have deep and broad experience as an Instrument Scientist with excellent skills in managing the IIVV plan and
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advanced photonic systems with applications in radio astronomy, optical astronomy, and space science. The group combines research expertise from people with a broad range of backgrounds including astronomy
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on designing, building, and testing advanced photonic systems with applications in radio astronomy, optical astronomy, and space science. The group combines research expertise from people with a broad range of
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criteria: Essential PhD in astronomical instrumentation or general scientific instrumentation, optics, photonics, physics or similar technical scientific discipline Experience in astronomical instrumentation
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safety, photonics, fluorescence/confocal microscopy and general laboratory equipment. Proven knowledge and experience working within a Physics and/or Engineering Optical laboratory setting. Proven
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the Australian Institute for Bioengineering and Nanotechnology (AIBN) and the Centre for Organic Photonics & Electronics (COPE) at The University of Queensland and within the Queensland Micro- and Nanotechnology