43 radiation PhD scholarships at CNRS in France

PhD in Laser Engineering (M/F)

with the CNRS and Aix-Marseille University. It conducts research on the physics of pulsed laser-matter interactions to develop new photonic processes. Today, we use ultrashort laser pulses to generate

PhD (M/F) Matrix approach in laser ultrasonic techniques applied to elastic waveguides

approach in laser ultrasonic techniques applied to elastic waveguides Non-contact laser ultrasonic techniques offer a unique tool to generate and measure elastic guided waves in solids. From these waves

PhD (M/F) - Femtosecond laser tuning of nanoparticules in optical fibres

an innovative femtosecond laser bench to modify the characteristics of nanoparticles for fibre lengths ranging from µm to km, with possible variations in the characteristics of nanoparticles over micrometric

M/F PhD in ultrafast optics: infrared femtosecon light source for electron acceleration

ultrafast driver for the FAU. The research project aims to develop an infrared light source to drive the generation of ~MeV electron beams by electron acceleration in dielectric periodic structures

PhD student M/F Study of a mass separation device with selective laser ionization for environmental and medical applications.

Laser Ionization for Applications in the Environment and Health) aims to develop instrumentation based on the coupling of laser ionization to mass separation in order to quantify, separate and purify

PhD student (M/F): synthesis of ferroelectric thin films by pulsed laser deposition for the control of thermal conductivity

(combinatorial) pulsed laser deposition by varying the composition and growth conditions to control the ferroelectric response. The thermal conductivity of these films will then be measured, in collaboration with

PhD in Plasma physics (M/F)

Polytechnique (Palaiseau). A part of the thesis will involve conducting experimental campaigns on the LULI2000 laser located at the same site. LULI2000 is an international high-energy laser facility

PhD Position in Physics (M/F)

at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT). The PhD student will join the ALPHA team at the IJClab accelerator centre. The ALPHA team (Accélérateur Laser Plasma Harmoniques et Applications) comprises more than 7

PhD student in quantum optomechanics (M/F)

-optics and electronics. Throughout this thesis, the candidate will experimentally implement an optomechanical platform designed to generate quantum-squeezed states of light. Such states will then serve

M/F PhD Thesis on Acoustic Quantum Analogues

. This work relates to our recent theoretical discovery that acoustic sources can be self-propelled by their own acoustic fields, via the radiation pressure resulting from an asymmetry created by the Doppler