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-science or applied physics profile with hands-on experience in thin-film processing, molecular doping, and advanced characterization. We are looking for someone who can connect processing, microstructure
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science, surface science, applied physics, physical chemistry, nanotechnology, mechanical engineering, or a related field. You have experience with experimental research on surfaces, interfaces, thin films
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and light irradiation. The activities planned during the postdoctoral fellowship include: - heavily boron-doped silicon (Si:B) thin film epitaxial growth using nanosecond laser doping within the EPLA
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particle physics. In materials physics, the core research fields are the physics of nanomaterials and thin films, quantum matter and quantum technologies, light-matter interaction and physics and chemistry
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Chemistry, thin films, and/or NMR spectroscopy is an advantage. - Proven hands-on experience with battery characterization techniques (at least some of the following): X-ray diffraction (XRD), Raman
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linking: PVD process → thin-film morphology → electrode microstructure → electrochemical behaviour → full-cell performance The two successful candidates will investigate how the morphology and physical
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record in laser-droplet interaction, droplet deformation, and fragmentation physics. Our recently published works include laser-driven sheet formation and propulsion, curvature inversion in thin films
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dynamics simulations to understand the growth mechanisms of thin films deposited by magnetron sputtering, with or without ion beam assistance (IBAS), particularly for metallic materials (Ag) and oxides (ZnO
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. Drug delivery systems Perform various methods for polymer self-assembly (dialysis method, thin film method, nanoprecipitation) Characterize the size, charge, and colloidal stability of polymer
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experiments on the group's custom-built optical microscope (30%); 2. Develop sample-integration strategies that localize biomolecules near quantum sensors, such as supported lipid bilayers, thin atomic-layer