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project in the following area: Experimental optimization of spintronic devices through simulation, thin film deposition and nanofabrication. Candidates Qualifications The successful candidate should have
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for researchers with a PhD in Physics or related scientific areas, preferably with knowledge in the area of thin film deposition using physical vapour deposition techniques, PVD, namely magnetron sputtering. Proven
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thin film deposition systems. Minimum requirements: Knowledge in the field of optics. Skills in electronics and programming for software development for simulation and control of devices and analysis
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the European Union, under the following conditions: Work Plan: The SUPERIOT project aims to explore the fabrication of supercapacitors, resistive memories and sensors on flexible substrates by printing or thin film
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Instituye of Systems and Robotics Faculty of Sciences and Technology of the University of Coimbra | Portugal | 3 months ago
R&D, with the tasks in the work plan being as follows: Study and Characterize methods for development of electrical circuits over thin plastic films; Study and Characterize methods that permit
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on excitons in J-aggregates films; Formulation of the problem of exciton dynamics in second quantisation; Quantum description of the optical response of J-aggregates thin films due to exciton formation
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. Workplan and objectives to be achieved: The work plan involves the deposition of thin films of metal oxides by reactive sputtering on complex organic substrates. The plan also includes optical, structural
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of PEDOT-based formulations. Specific objectives for sensing components are sensitivity to strain and moisture. The work will include thin film characterisation techniques, including Atomic Force Microscopy
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the synthesis of ceramic materials and nitrides of transition metals and the fabrication of proton electrochemical cells supported at the anode by thin-film deposition; use of different characterization
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requirements: Preference will also be given to candidates with experience in experimental condensed matter physics, namely in: (i) experimental techniques for structural characterization of thin films, (ii