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Optical Coherence Tomography design and instrumentation. The goal of the project is to design and develop novel swept source and spectral domain OCT systems enhanced by ultrasound for structural and
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of heterogeneous integration and advanced device transfer technologies. Information Photonic integrated circuits - or optical chips - have evolved into a mature technology with a broad spectrum of use cases and a
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variety of quantum platforms: Circuit QED and quantum optics of superconducting circuits Rydberg atom array quantum processors and quantum simulators Trapped-ion systems (qubits and oscillator modes
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, robust and cost-effective solutions suitable for industrial deployment remain limited. Next-generation recycling systems will combine multiple sensing techniques (e.g., optical sensing, spectroscopy, and
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cells and adapting them for use with in implantable bio integrated device environments. The postdoctoral associate will design and execute studies of cell viability, growth, functionality, optical
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on the interface between engineered mammalian cells and implantable device environments, including studies of cell adaptation, longevity, functional stability, optical readout compatibility, and integrated system
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experimental fluid mechanics, particularly in optical flow-visualization techniques. The successful candidate will conduct advanced laboratory experiments to study the dynamics of gas coherent structures and the
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skills Demonstrated potential for original or collaborative scholarship Scientific writing skills demonstrated through peer-reviewed publications Ability to acquire accurate, reproducible data Critical eye
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cells, including, but not limited to, electrical, optical, and morphological characterisation. Strong background and technical expertise in stability testing and failure analysis of perovskite single
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), and the Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite (TESS). MKI researchers are also involved in development of new X-ray, optical/IR, and ground-based radio facilities, as well as in related technology