5 nanowire positions at University of Lund

Postdoctoral position in biomolecule detection using nanowires in biological samples (PA2024/1830)

of nanobiotechnology where we develop new methods to investigate biological systems, or to exploit biomolecules within nanocomponents. The Division is leading a project to develop nanowire-based platforms for rapid

Doctoral student in Physics within the discipline of development of nanowire solar cells for space applications (PA2024/1573)

undergraduate education, not least in the Master of Science in Engineering Nanoscience programme at LTH. For over ten years, our research into one-dimensional semiconductor structures, called nanowires, has been

Research assistant at Department of Physics (PA2024/1941)

to optically detect single DNA molecules or protein molecules using nanowires. May also include fabrication and characterisation of other types of structures, e.g. microfluidic devices. Qualifications

One or more doctoral student(s) in Electrical Engineering focusing on RF-devices and neuromorphic structures (PA2024/1781)

electromagnetic computations Subject description The focus for this position is to study III-V RF-transistors based on nanowires in scaled geometries and their use for neuromorphic calculations. Modeling

Doctoral student in Physics within the discipline of development of biosensors based on nanostructured surfaces (PA2024/1860)

of nanobiotechnology where we develop new methods to investigate biological systems, and exploit biomolecules within nanocomponents. The Division is leading a project to develop nanowire-based platforms with novel