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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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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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. 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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for interdisciplinary work. The position is based at the Boston campus and is an in-person, experimental role. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS PhD in Physics, Chemistry, Biophysics, or a related field Experience in lab-based
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: Experience with electrochemical techniques applied to the characterization of interfaces and charge-transfer processes; nanostructured materials and thin films; surface functionalization and aptamer, antibody
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Additional Information Eligibility criteria • PhD in experimental physics or a related field • Experience in cryogenics appreciated • Experience in thin film deposition by sputtering desirable • Experience in
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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 of
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of Department of Functional Surfaces and Interfaces is thin-film fabrication, with strong expertise in the controlled synthesis, deposition, and engineering of functional thin layers and interfaces. Through its
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on metal/semiconductor surfaces and interfaces is focused on surface structures; metal thin films, and organic crystalline layers, using experimental techniques such as scanning tunneling microscopy and
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environment with strong expertise in materials theory, thin films and nanolaminated materials, and applied electrochemistry. Wallenberg Initiative Materials Science for Sustainability This recruitment is