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of spectral diffusion on the optical linewidths will be rigorously characterized, along with the photo-dynamics of the individual emitters under optical resonant excitation. The second goal will be
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within our interdisciplinary research centres. We expect your research interest to resonate with at least one of them, and your research proposal should state which one. More information about Centre
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to photonic structures, in particular plasmonic structures, whose resonances are confined within a few nanometres. The equipment and experimental setups for quantum optics experiments (lasers, cryostats
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, superconducting circuits, cryogenic engineering, and materials science. The successful candidate will contribute to the design and fabrication of superconducting resonators; design, perform, and analyze experiments
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sources (in vivo imaging, in vitro experiments, correlation, and regression). In particular, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) will be used both to construct the finite element model and to characterize
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of an international selection procedure for the recruitment of a PhD holder within the context of the project RESONANCE: Epistemologies for the Documentation of Affect and Becoming in Cultural Manifestations in
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detection in space applications. The activity will include numerical electromagnetic modelling, cleanroom fabrication, and optical/electrical characterization aimed at optimizing resonance control, absorption
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to molecular hydration. The student will develop experimental methodologies and combine these with state-of-the-art characterization techniques, including Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI), Nuclear Magnetic
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a superconducting resonator. The student will gain expertise in cryogenics and low-noise radio-frequency measurements in a 10 mK dilution cryostat — applying experimental techniques similar to those
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. The focus of the THz-Electronics Group is the investigation of THz sources, detectors, and systems, with a special emphasis on the investigation of resonant-tunneling diodes (RTDs) and THz sources based