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Are you interested in groundbreaking research employing intense infrared/THz radiation in high magnetic fields and starting a new research group? If so, join HFML-FELIX as an Associate or Full
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Are you ready to dive into groundbreaking research in high magnetic fields? Are you eager to share and expand your knowledge? If so, join HFML-FELIX as an Associate or Full Professor at the Faculty
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potential to conduct research with high magnetic fields and initiate a novel, internationally recognised research area within HFML-FELIX. You are an internationally acknowledged researcher with a PhD degree
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intense infrared/THz radiation in high magnetic fields and initiate a novel, internationally recognised research area within HFML-FELIX. You are an internationally acknowledged researcher with a PhD degree
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Are you interested in nanotechnology and experimental condensed matter physics and looking for a PhD position? HFML-FELIX invites applications from motivated candidates for a PhD project in cutting
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for achieving a sustainable future. HFML-FELIX is a recognised National Research Institute located at the campus of Radboud University in Nijmegen, where pioneering research is conducted into the properties and
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looking for a PhD position? HFML-FELIX invites applications from motivated candidates for a PhD project in cutting-edge high-magnetic-field research. The project will focus on moiré materials and offers
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week. Your employment contract will be with HFML-FELIX (NWO-I). A collegial team in which we help and support each other. A four-year PhD position, with a go/no-go decision to be made after a year and a
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guest researchers of the research facility of HFML-FELIX (maximum of 10% of your time). This project aims to bridge fundamental physics of two-dimensional semiconductors with next-generation
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is hosted by Radboud University and embedded in the PhD Graduate School of the Institute for Molecules and Materials . You will be based at HFML-FELIX, working in the Soft Condensed Matter