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chemistry. The project aims to understand the active state of a surface live during plasma exposure using a unique methodology developed by our research group. It is part of a fully funded Starting Grant from
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on thermodynamic, electrochemical, and mechanical stability. Qualifications You have (or soon will have) a MSc degree in physics, chemistry, or materials science or equivalent to satisfy the Dutch university
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degree in physics, chemistry, or materials science or equivalent, to satisfy the Dutch university requirement to enter a PhD program. Previous experience with lasers is not required but it would be a plus
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chemistry, or a related field that satisfies the Dutch university requirement to enter into a PhD program. Good verbal and written communication skills (in English) are required. Prior experience with surface
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at a Netherlands University. Please note: As of January 2021 the UK is no longer an EU member state. Work environment ARCNL performs fundamental research, focusing on the physics and chemistry involved
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written communication skills (in English) are required. Work environment ARCNL performs fundamental research, focusing on the physics and chemistry involved in current and future key technologies in
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and metrology is considered an advantage for the project. Work environment The Advanced Research Center for Nanolithography (ARCNL) focuses on the fundamental physics and chemistry involved in current
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group The Advanced Research Center for Nanolithography (ARCNL) focuses on the fundamental physics and chemistry involved in current and future key technologies in nanolithography, primarily
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the key reaction intermediates of plasma-catalytic reactions. About the group The Advanced Research Center for Nanolithography (ARCNL) focuses on the fundamental physics and chemistry involved in current
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on the fundamental physics and chemistry involved in current and future key technologies in nanolithography, primarily for the semiconductor industry. ARCNL is a public-private partnership between the Dutch Research