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defect formation in halide perovskite thin-films. Halide perovskites are a class of low-cost, high-quality semiconductor materials which have the potential to enter and make significant impact in
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and interconnected to create faster, more compact and more energy-efficient semiconductor devices. However, the detailed mechanisms that determine bonding quality are still not sufficiently understood
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candidate will investigate the relationships between molecular structure, thin-film morphology, and device performance, with the aim of establishing new molecular design strategies for high-performance
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of next-generation semiconductor devices. The candidate will collaborate with researchers across CNMS, ORNL, and the broader NSRC network working in materials synthesis, device fabrication, theoretical
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characterization of semiconductor and semiconductor-superconductor hybrid devices used in the study of abelian and non-abelian phases of matter and the development of topological qubits. This position focuses
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Biophysical and Biomedical Measurement Group, National Institute of Standards and Technology | Gaithersburg, Maryland | United States | 2 months ago
validate surface-attachment strategies for integrating DNA nanostructures with semiconductor/electrode-based measurement platforms. - Perform electronic and electrochemical measurements of DNA nanostructure
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of next-generation organic energy technologies, including organic solar cells, thermoelectrics and electronic devices. We offer a postdoctoral position in computational materials science within the DOMMINO
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limited to: cavity effects on superconductivity; superconducting LEDs and other superconductor–semiconductor hybrid devices; ferroelectric Josephson junctions; interplay of superconductivity with
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heavy-metal-based quantum dots. We will explore the potential of these sustainable luminescent nanomaterials as color-converting layers in light-emitting devices and in other advanced optoelectronic
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or emerging expertise in semiconductor materials, photophysics, or optoelectronic devices Evidence of research outputs in respected, peer-reviewed journals Experience contributing to research funding