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Electronics and Nanoscale Engineering PhD opportunities The Electronics and Nanoscale Engineering research division is home to more than 200 research students working in fields as diverse as
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As a researcher in the Centre for Responsible Electronics (REACT), the successful candidate will make a leading contribution to design of sustainable electronics at a strategic industry/academia
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Awareness. Skills Essential: C1 Ability to work well under pressure. C2 Basic computer skills and experience. C3 Excellent communication and interpersonal skills. C4 Adaptable and Flexible approach to work
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pressure. C2 Basic computer skills and experience. C3 Excellent communication and interpersonal skills. C4 Strong organisational and customer service skills. C5 Team player who is committed and enthusiastic
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, the other can be academic or professional. References may be uploaded as part of the application form or you may enter your referees' contact details on the application form. We will then email your referee
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Storage Heterogeneous Catalysis Supramolecular, Electronic and Magnetic Systems Illustrative research topics Homogeneous and heterogeneous catalysis Computational theory Sensing, imaging and diagnostics
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dating Radiocarbon dating Accelerator mass spectrometry Organic mass spectrometry Optically stimulated luminescence Environmental radioactivity Aerial and vehicular survey Scanning electron microscope
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-of-the-art facilities including the James Watt Nanofabrication Centre and the Kelvin Nanocharacterisation Centre . Highly-rated support for international students. Email: [email protected]
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facility to simulate H ion bombardment by the Sun’s solar wind. We will then evaluate the damage layer produced by space weathering using atom probe tomography and transmission electron microscopy
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. We will then evaluate the damage layer produced by space weathering using atom probe tomography and transmission electron microscopy, correlating microstructural changes with any variations in material