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microstructured YIG and investigate photon–magnon coupling. • Measurement of superconducting microwave circuits. • Low-temperature measurements of coupled magnonic and microwave photon systems. Institut Néel is a
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Additional Information Eligibility criteria PhD in photonics, optics, telecommunications, signal processing or a related scientific or engineering field. * Strong knowledge of photonics and optical
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Nanoelec project, which aims to bring a 300 mm CMOS-compatible integrated photonics platform to technological maturity. In this context, one of the key technological challenges is the plasma patterning
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goal of the PhD will be to show true indistinguishable photon emission between two color centers integrated in spatially separated silicon photonic cavities. Where to apply Website https://emploi.cnrs.fr
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collaborative research project on the topic of neuromorphic photonics using organic materials. Research activities include: - Design and modeling of integrated photonic components using electromagnetic simulation
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of these interactions—is essential. One promising hybrid quantum system is cavity magnomechanics, where magnons serve as intermediaries between photons and phonons. Magnons are already used in classical applications
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into cavities and waveguides for applications to optical quantum information. In this context, the PhD project will consist of optical characterization and quantum optics experiments based on single-photon
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research teams and 4 general services (assets, administration, IT, laundry). The institute also has two technical facilities for microscopy – electron microscopy and photonic microscopy – and is looking
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static mode and under photonic excitation in order to establish the reference electronic state of the surfaces and to monitor its evolution. THz spectroscopy will then provide access to the conductivity
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