13 Master "University of Virginia" PhD scholarships at ICN2

PhD Student - Thermal Properties of Nanoscale Materials Group

resistive devices to conduct heat capacity, electrocaloric, and pyroelectric measurements on ultrathin FE/AFE materials during rapid cycling under fast temperature or electric field switching, or both. Main

PhD Student - Synthesis of new porous materials via photocleavage of MOFs and COFs (DOC-FAM)

of interest. Specifically, our main contributions are in the fields of nanoporous Metal-Organic Frameworks (MOFs), Covalent-Organic Frameworks (COFs), Metal-Organic Polyhedra (MOPs) and Delivery Systems

PhD Student (DOC-FAM) - Engineering flexible, comformable substrates for monitoring and treatment of brain disease

systems based on them. A major focus of our work are applications related to neural interfaces and neuroelectronics. Principal responsabilities: The Doctoral student will contribute to the scientific

PhD Student - Multiscale modeling of electronic, spin and thermal transport in nanostructured materials (DOC-FAM)

groups both at ICN2 (Stephan Roche on theory, Klaas Tielrooij on experiments), and abroad (David Broido at Boston College, and others). Principal responsibilities: The post holder will undertake

PhD Student - Engineering quantum properties of 2D materials by 1D and 2D superlattices (DOC-FAM)

. Principal responsabilities: The student will fabricate the samples by the bottom-up growth of different type of superlattices, and the transfer of monolayer thick flakes of the 2D material under investigation

PhD Student - Advanced Electronic Materials and Devices

), through to devices (fabrication technology, nanofabrication) and applications (neural implants and biomedical technologies, biosensors, flexible electronics). Main Tasks and responsibilities

ICN2 PhD Programme 2024

Master's or equivalent degree in a field of science, related to ICN2 research activities or group they would like to join, by the date of incorporation. Have an excellent academic record and strong

PhD Student - Oxide Nanophysics Group

scales. If you have any questions you can contact David Pesquera ([email protected] ) or Kumara Cordero ([email protected]). Main Tasks and responsibilities: Fabrication of epitaxial films and

PhD student - Nanobioelectronics and Biosensors Group

both optical and electrochemical approaches. The main objective of Merkoçi group is to design nanotech devices that can be used even by non professional people for fast diagnostic at home or doctor's

PhD Student - Emergent Phases in Quantum Oxides (DOC-FAM)

techniques and unique facilities. Principal responsibilities: Complex oxides show a vast range of functional responses with exceptional susceptibility to minute structural and electronic modifications, making