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films through innovative deposition processes and high-throughput materials screening. The opportunityContribute to groundbreaking research on accelerated thin-film and process development for emerging
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. Empa is a research institution of the ETH Domain. The Coating Technologies Group in Empa's Laboratory for Surface Science & Coating Technologies develops next-generation functional thin films through
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operating thin film deposition equipment. • Specific experience with MOCVD growth of compound semiconductors, oxides and/or chalcogenide thin films is a plus. • This position requires excellent
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with programmable polarization for analog memory and spike-based computing. The researcher will work in a multidisciplinary environment combining thin-film growth, AFM/KPFM, electrical characterization
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with programmable polarization for analog memory and spike-based computing. The researcher will work in a multidisciplinary environment combining thin-film growth, AFM/KPFM, electrical characterization
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with hands-on experience in thin-film processing, molecular doping, and advanced characterization. We are looking for someone who can connect processing, microstructure, spectroscopy, and electrical
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-science or applied physics profile with hands-on experience in thin-film processing, molecular doping, and advanced characterization. We are looking for someone who can connect processing, microstructure
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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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, simulation, fabrication, and terahertz characterizations of the resonators. Set up terahertz and optical free-space experiments for the terahertz cavity and antiferromagnetic oxides, including thin films and
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Science (MSD) divisions. Together, the team brings expertise in: Superconducting detector arrays Thin-film materials development Nanofabrication Cryogenic instrumentation Quantum communications Solid-state