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highly desirable. We seek a postdoctoral researcher to develop novel SWIR and exploratory room-temperature MWIR photodetectors based on CQDs. The position focuses on device architecture design, charge
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are encouraged to apply; applicants bridging both areas are especially welcome. Key Responsibilities: · Design and perform experimental studies to evaluate the thermal stability, abuse tolerance, and safety limits
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topics. Candidates should have some experience working with FPGAs as well as an understanding of computer networks. Experience with both RTL and HLS design is favoured. The ideal candidate would have some
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goals and our industrial partner's milestones. Design and execute rigorous experiments on: Bulk and interfacial rheology Nonlinear viscoelastic behavior Extensional and shear flow dynamics relevant
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optical, electronic, and photodetector properties. Responsibilities Synthesize III–V CQDs using air-free colloidal methods. Design and optimize precursor chemistry for InAs-, InSb-, Ag₂Te-, and PbSe/PbS
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the coupled physical process of GCS, such that we can efficiently forecast the spatial-temporal patterns of the subsurface response variables, e.g., pressure, saturation, minerals etc.; (2) integrate
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spectroscopy, and PPMS. Use cleanroom nanofabrication processes to build 2D-material-based electronic devices. Design, execute, and troubleshoot experiments. Publish research findings in high-impact journals and
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research activities, including experiment design, execution, and troubleshooting. Publish research findings in high-impact journals and present at international conferences. Compensation Package: Competitive
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. · Collaborate with interdisciplinary teams, including chemists, material scientists, and engineers. · Manage day-to-day research activities, including experiment design, execution, and troubleshooting
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applications. Our laboratory expertise incorporates three main areas: Design of materials in representative environments of energy applications: In-situ testing facilities and characterization techniques