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Your Job This project on the topic of hyperpolarization using parahydrogen-induced polarization has two possible directions: Simulating and implementing NMR pulse sequences to manipulate
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-based coating methods and rheology Solid expertise in materials science and solid-state chemistry Experience in powder synthesis and the fabrication of ceramic components is a strong advantage Excellent
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Your Job We are offering a PhD position focused on nanoscale charge transport in electronic material thin films, combining state-of-the-art experimental tools like nanoprobers and multi-tip scanning
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-matter interaction that studies the evolution of materials transitioning from the solid phase to the plasma phase under the effect of an intense radiation pulse (laser, X-rays, electrons, ions, etc
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. You are interested in and ideally also have previous knowledge in the fields of electron microscopy, solid state physics, and laser optics. You can work independently and reponsibly, show commitment
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conferences. Further details on the project can be found on our JCNS Website Your Profile Master’s degree in solid state physics, chemistry, crystallography, material science or a related subject
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Ideally, initial experience in a technical or scientific environment (e.g. cleanroom, laboratory) Knowledge of solid state physics and/or quantum information Experience with programming, preferably with
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create power components with a very high voltage rating (beyond several kV) and a very low on-state resistance, which could induce a significant reduction in heating and power converter size (energy
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successfully completed Master’s degree in Physics, Physical Chemistry or Materials Analysis Very good knowledge of solid-state analysis or related analytical methods Experience in the preparation
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research results at international conferences and prepare scientific publications Your Profile Master’s degree in physics or a closely related subject Solid background in quantum many-body theory and/or