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ICFO is offering a Staff Research Engineer position for an experienced engineer or technician with extensive expertise in thin-film deposition technologies and the operation of a nanofabrication
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Technologist - Thin Film & Plasma Processing plays an important role in supporting the Micro Nano Research Facility (MNRF), providing specialist technical expertise across thin film deposition, plasma processing
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. [interview] Ability to develop creative approaches to problem-solving. [interview] Ability to analyse and solve problems. [interview] Desirable criteria Experience in the deposition of thin films using e-beam
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nanofabrication, including electron-beam or optical lithography, thin-film deposition, etching, or atomic layer deposition. Optical spectroscopy, confocal microscopy, time-resolved spectroscopy, or single-photon
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, atomic force microscope, profilometer, and thin-film deposition tools). Preparation of monthly reports on environmental conditions and equipment status. Technical guidance in fabrication process design
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Are you passionate about sustainable energy materials and thin-film technologies for batteries?Are you interested in combining materials science, atomic layer deposition and electrochemistry, in
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of nanoscale devices, preferably using atomically thin materials; their characterisation; photolithography and e-beam lithography; thin-film deposition; wet and reactive ion etching; SEM and AFM characterisation
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and light irradiation. The activities planned during the postdoctoral fellowship include: - heavily boron-doped silicon (Si:B) thin film epitaxial growth using nanosecond laser doping within the EPLA
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dynamics simulations to understand the growth mechanisms of thin films deposited by magnetron sputtering, with or without ion beam assistance (IBAS), particularly for metallic materials (Ag) and oxides (ZnO
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fusion devices. However, microscopic studies revealed a porous morphology of these targets, not adequately reproducing the thin film deposit found in tokamaks. This might be responsible of a spurious