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Applicants should hold a degree-level qualification in a relevant discipline such as: Electrical or Electronic Engineering; RF or Microwave Engineering; Applied Physics; Microsystems or Microengineering
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profile for PhD 1: An MSc degree in electrical engineering or a closely related field, with strong experimental academic results. A solid foundation in analogue electronics, RF or microwave engineering
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expanded to investigate the efficiency of other electricity-based heating solutions such as microwave heating or electro-acoustic heating. At TU Delft, the modelling work will be accompanied by another PhD
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desirable: microwave engineering, confocal microscopy, scanning probe microscopy, magnetic resonance spectroscopy, and scientific programming in Python. Prior experience with hardware electronics such as
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of metamaterials, as well as the fundamentals of microwave technologies and communication devices. MetaHUB is a multi-institution research collective, with projects shared across partner universities and companies
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Rolls-Royce We are seeking an exceptionally motivated and enthusiastic student to undertake a fully funded PhD at the Microwave Integrated Systems Laboratory (MISL), University of Birmingham, with support
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(QuBriC), we are seeking a PhD researcher who will work on quantum error correction for photonic, optical and microwave, quantum computing architectures within the group of Prof. Terhal at Delft University
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Job description As a PhD candidate, you will contribute to the development of next-generation superconducting integral field units (IFUs) for terahertz astronomy. The project is based on Microwave
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systems based on superconducting microwave circuits and cryogenic noble-gas crystals. By understanding and controlling microscopic loss mechanisms at the interface between superconductors and cryogenic
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and industry and contributes to the prosperity of society. The THz-Electronics Group of the Institute of Electrodynamics, Microwave and Circuit Engineering, TU Wien is offering a position (all genders