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Irène Curie Fellowship No Department(s) Applied Physics and Science Education Reference number V34.7266 Job description Do you want your work to actually change the world? Be a high-profile and
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Do you want to unravel the physics of water and ion transport in micro-electronics? Do you want to lay the foundation for early warning methods and sensors in chips and electronic circuits? Irène
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. To overcome this and enhance the security, in addition to quantum key generation, classical key generation using physical layer security can take place. The classical key generation can be added – on top of
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the intersection of physics, information theory, and computing. We are currently seeking a highly skilled and motivated Research Scientist to join our dynamic team and contribute to a cutting-edge project that
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focus on the candidate’s profile to make our choice, since this is a highly challenging, project, requiring interdisciplinary skills in the field of chemistry, physics and electrical engineering. Project
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electrical mobility with specialized, unconventional, high-performance electromechanical actuation systems for transport applications. In order to keep pushing the envelope of the physical limits
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on the InP-on-Si platform. The work will be done primarily on 4-inch wafers to take advantage of the 4-inch InP process line in the TU/e nanolab cleanroom. But the technology developed will be scalable to much
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Position (Post-doctoral) Researcher Irène Curie Fellowship No Department(s) Applied Physics and Science Education Institutes and others Eindhoven Hendrik Casimir Institute Reference number V34.7463
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embedded within the Laboratory of Physical Chemistry at the Department of Chemical Engineering and Chemistry and will be supervised by dr. Heiner Friedrich and prof. Rolf van Benthem . Research
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of the maximum allowed neuron fan-in and its cascadability for deducing the physical layer metrics and foresee the ultimate computing metrics in terms of energy efficiency, computational speed and form-factor