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researchers. Develop new sensing functionalities based on the ultra-stable laser stations of REFIMEVE. * Design and perform optical-fiber-based measurement experiments. * Manipulate the phase of ultra-stable
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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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, dimension, and build a vacuum chamber dedicated to the optical characterization of optomechanical systems. Integrate and operate a laser vibrometer to measure and analyze the devices' vibrational modes. Carry
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of recent theories related to charge ordering. • Design and implementation of experiments on thin-film growth and topotactic reduction; • Active participation in synchrotron measurement campaigns in France
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a EU programme Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description The successful candidate will be responsible for the electromagnetic design and
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collaborative research project on the topic of neuromorphic photonics using organic materials. Research activities include: - Design and modeling of integrated photonic components using electromagnetic simulation
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will also play an active role in the broader research activities of the team. Their responsibilities will include designing, developing, and implementing experimental protocols related to the project, as
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collaborative French National Research Agency (ANR) project gathering academic and industrial partners around the development of innovative luminescent materials and their integration into functional optical
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and physico-chemists interested in molecular structures, working on their design, synthesis, characterization, reactivity and analysis in various environments. The expertise of the Institute is based
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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