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/ dry-etch optimization / thin-film development) Testing and characterizing on-chip solid-state lasers Modelling and design of PIC narrow linewidth CW lasers for trapped ion/cold atom/color center quantum
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) to work on an EPSRC-funded project developing vapour-deposited perovskite thin films for high-efficiency multijunction solar cells. The successful candidate will engineer novel precursor materials and
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have: Hands-on experience in micro/nanofabrication, preferably including lithography, thin-film deposition, dry/wet etching, lift-off, release processes, or MEMS/NEMS process integration. Demonstrated
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promise advanced functionality for applications such as quantum information processing and precision sensing. Thin film lithium niobate (TFLN) is a maturing photonics platform that can integrate frequency
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thin film preparation and characterization methods Experience with calcium imaging of cell activity And the following areas are of additional merit: Experience in cleanroom facilities Experience with one
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. Microwave control and readout. Quantum coherence measurements. Thin-film characterization. Tunnel junction fabrication. Cleanroom micro/nanofabrication. Device simulation or modeling. We recognize that strong
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selectivity, spin-polarized electron transport. • Skilled in the use of SEM, TEM and spectroscopy for nanomaterial, and thin film characterization. • Proficiency in Python, MATLAB, OriginPro, R or a similar
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computational approaches for growing physical materials with a focus on developing atomic layer processing ferroelectric thin films and their integration with devices. Emphasis will be placed on understanding