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. Investigating the etching mechanisms and selectivity of InP and InGaAlAs films as a function of plasma parameters using ellipsometry, XPS and AFM. 2. Developing an etching process for the multilayer stack meeting
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, nonlinear optics, and the design, alignment, and optimization of optical setups. ● Experience with atomic force microscopy (AFM)-based infrared/vibrational spectroscopy or related nanoscale spectroscopy
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of the project NanoMuscles funded by the FNRS. The NanoChemistry & Molecular System group employs single-molecule techniques, AFM and optical tweezers, to study the operation of small synthetic molecules and
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surface metrology. It is relevant to have experience with analysis techniques such as AFM, WLI, contact-angle, XPS, infrared metrology. You will work in the XUV Optics group at the University of Twente
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the design and experimental characterization of micro- or nanoscale devices Experience in at least one of the following areas: scanning probe microscopy (AFM/STM), piezoelectric/resistive MEMS, low-noise
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, AFM, ellipsometry, or TEM will be considered an asset. The successful candidate should also demonstrate: - strong experimental skills; - the ability to independently design and conduct experiments
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to optimize performances. The postdoc will carry out structural and morphological characterizations (X-ray diffraction, TOF-SIMS, AFM, and microscopy) of the selected superconducting materials. In the second
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relevant to have experience with analysis techniques such as AFM, WLI, contact-angle, XPS, infrared metrology. You will work in the XUV Optics group at the University of Twente, embedded in the MESA
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and biosensors using microscopic techniques. Measure properties with force spectroscopy. Apply magnetic force microscopy (MFM). Use Kelvin probe force microscopy (KPFM). Execute AFM assays in liquid
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will work with single molecule techniques, including AFM and magnetic tweezers techniques to study the nanomechanical properties of proteins involved in cellular mechanotransduction. They will also use