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Description of the offer : The Physics and Engineering of Nanodevices Group, led by ICREA Prof. Sergio O. Valenzuela invites applications for a motivated and creative PhD student. The successful
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Description of the offer : The newly established Nanomagnetism Research Group at the Budapest University of Technology and Economics has open PhD and postdoctoral positions in the field
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-edge devices. The proposed research project will be at the edge between material science, physics, and engineering, combining high frequency dynamics with new computing paradigms such as Ising Machines
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collaboration with leading research groups in Japan and the Netherlands, including researchers at Tohoku University, The University of Tokyo, Delft University of Technology, Utrecht University, and the University
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Description of the offer : Project description: Spin-polarized electrons form the basis of spintronics, that has enabled ultrahigh-density magnetic memory storage and precision sensing. In addition, the orbital angular momentum is also a quantum property that can be harnessed to create novel...
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-polluting materials for spintronic devices that reduce the energy consumption of AI and big-data computing. The successful candidate will optimize e-beam lithography processes to fabricate nanodevices, adapt
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of a spin-light emitting diode (spin-LED): circularly polarized light generates spin-polarized carriers in the semiconductor, which are electrically detected through spin-dependent tunneling. Although
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Two positions are available at Synchrotron SOLEIL within the Accelerators and Engineering Division, to work on magnetic equipment (undulators) for the following two beamlines: DESIRS, SEXTANTS