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simulation approaches capable of treating systems containing millions of atomic orbitals. These methods are particularly suited to structurally disordered, amorphous and low-dimensional materials for which
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materials and device designs for energy harvesting based on triboelectricity. Specifically, the researcher will focus on performing COMSOL simulations for the (1) identification of materials composition and
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Computational Nanoscience group at ICN2 develops theory, models and large-scale simulation tools for quantum transport, spin dynamics and emergent computing in low-dimensional materials, in close contact with
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areas of nanoscience and nanotechnology. Job Title: Distinguished Researcher and Group Leader Research Group: Theory and Simulation ICN2 opens this call to hire a Group Leader with a contract length for 2
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their research in cross-disciplinary research areas and/or application areas such as the ones listed below: CROSS-DISCIPLINARY RESEARCH Nanomaterials &Nanofabrication Nanocharacterisation Modelling and simulation
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on quantum devices based on metals, graphene, topological insulators, and other two-dimensional and quantum materials. A major research direction is spintronics, which exploits the electron spin degree
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as components of therapeutics in oncology and neurology. Neurotechnology based on flexible, thin-film technologies for therapeutic applications in oncology and neurology. The Nanomedicine Lab has been
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required. Main Tasks and responsibilities: Development and optimization of electrochemical biosensors and nanomaterial-based sensing platforms. Functionalization of sensor surfaces with bioreceptors
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and responsibilities: The researcher will be in charge of supporting the development and optimization of nanomaterial-based biosensing platforms for biomedical applications. The researcher will
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the development of technological applications based on these materials such as electronics, bioelectronics and biosensing, neural interfaces, etc. The activities cut across different scientific aspects, from