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perovskite precursor ink formulations and nucleation/crystallization processes Have significant experience performing thin-film and solution metrology and analyzing data from: XRD, SEM, NMR, FTIR, UV-vis, and
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electronics techniques, particularly screen printing or inkjet printing. Chemical treatment of nanomaterials or thin films, including unconvential sintering approaches. Characterization of the properties
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Delft PV Technology Center, including large-area cleanroom processing, advanced thin-film deposition equipment and comprehensive photovoltaic characterization laboratories. You will collaborate closely
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. Physicochemical characterization of the modified surfaces using the techniques available in the laboratory, including electron microscopy, surface spectroscopies, and thin-film analysis methods. Analysis
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systems will be highly appreciated. The candidate should also have knowledge of microfluidics and/or organ-on-chip technologies, as well as hands-on experience with at least one thin-film deposition
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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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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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crystal / thin film scattering measurements, exploiting developments in artificial intelligence and machine learning. We also invite candidates with interests in beamline automation and autonomy
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force microscopy, magnetic and dielectric characterization, oxide thin-film growth, and close collaboration with leading theoretical groups. We pursue fundamental experimental research while maintaining a
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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