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. Required qualifications include MSc in Physics, Chemistry, Materials Science, Engineering or a nanoscience background. Prior experience with synthesis of nanoparticles, and its characterization is
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Description of the offer : In the Laboratory for Multifunctional Ferroic Materials we investigate materials where strong coupling between electrons leads to novel types of ordering processes
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of computational materials science, condensed matter theory and device physics applied to spintronics. The aim of the PhD project is to identify and characterise useful 2D materials for various spin-orbitronics
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Description of the offer : Do you want to contribute to a future where we can harvest energy from waste heat using a novel magnetothermal device, that you will get to help realize? If yes, this PhD
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Description of the offer : In the Laboratory for Functional Ferroic Materials we investigate materials where strong coupling between electrons leads to novel types of ordering processes
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Description of the offer : In the Laboratory for Functional Ferroic Materials we investigate materials where strong coupling between electrons leads to novel types of ordering processes
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candidate (f/m/d) to enrol within the PhD school of Materials Science at the University of Parma. The duration of the contract is 36 months. The candidate will work on the topic of magnetic materials for low
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cutting-edge technology that leverages the spin property of electrons in electronic applications. In recent years, there has been a surge of interest in implementing antiferromagnetic materials in spin
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Description of the offer : The subject here proposes a study of the magnetic properties of multilayers [Ferromagnetic/Metal]x, deposited on polymeric foils or elastomer membranes. The PhD project will focus on the control of magnetic properties under mechanical stresses (by in situ magnetometry...
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, physics and materials science. The thesis is embeded in a team working on ferroic materials, films and devices. -Design, construct and test novel thermomagnetic generators with improved efficency and power