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things, combine time-resolved and multimodal X-ray absorption spectroscopy (XANES, EXAFS, and others) at synchrotron facilities such as MAXIV with theoretical molecular modeling of the corresponding
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, within a basic-research project, these radiation-induced processes at various oxide–water interfaces. The PhD student will, among other things, combine time-resolved and multimodal X-ray absorption
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of Jerusalem – Zelman Cowen Academic Initiatives (ZCAI) Joint Project (Modern X-ray detectors based on 2D metal halide perovskites). These projects aim to develop inorganic nanocrystals with controlled size
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-resolved and multimodal X-ray absorption spectroscopy (XANES, EXAFS, and others) at synchrotron facilities such as MAXIV with theoretical molecular modeling of the corresponding systems. The work will be
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spectroscopic techniques (e.g. FTIR, XPS) and X-ray–based techniques. Your benefits You will have access to the university’s staff benefits, including the opportunity for flexible multi-location work extensive
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. The graduate school covers data challenges from application fields such as structural biology, particle physics, photon science, materials science and ultrafast X-ray science. What these data challenges have in
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of Physics Department of Chemistry Research Topics: Quantum Physics, Condensed Matter, Ultrafast Imaging, X-Ray Science, Nanosciences, Structural Biology Financial support Yes Structured research and
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, including platforms for NMR, X-ray crystallography, cryo-EM, and light microscopy; the Genome Centre with next-generation sequencing technology; and the Proteome Centre Tübingen, equipped with three high
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of molecular and biological matter using X-ray and neutron scattering. One of the research areas is the development of machine learning (ML) based approaches to efficient analysis of the vast data amounts
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such as the following: astrophysics biophysics geophysics materials physics dynamics of complex systems particle physics solid state physics theoretical physics X-ray physics For further information, please