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of ageing and degradation mechanisms under simulated space environments. Assessment of material behaviour under thermal cycling, vacuum, radiation and other relevant environmental conditions. Correlation
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melting, vapor transport reactions, and/or powder sintering. Experience with hot glass-working techniques to prepare and vacuum-seal glass ampoules for conducting reactions. Ability to interpret and
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scenarios, the project focuses on increasing the technology readiness of the sensor and enabling its adoption in scientific and industrial vacuum applications through continued technological development and
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, the further development of a frequency comb laser in the vacuum-ultraviolet (VUV) spectral range will be pursued. In contrast to existing VUV comb systems, a novel, much more efficient approach will be targeted
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) | Pasadena, California | United States | 17 days ago
processing is required. Our research group utilizes ultra-high vacuum and cryogenic laboratory systems equipped with various radiation sources to simulate these extreme conditions, investigating gas-grain
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: The postdoctoral researcher will work on the patterning of metal oxide surfaces by ion beam sputtering and on the growth of gold clusters under ultrahigh vacuum (UHV) conditions. Where to apply E-mail enrico.gnecco
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deadlines and budgets English language skills at C1 level or higher, written and spoken Ideally, experience with optical, cryogenic and ultra-high-vacuum systems and in collaborating in international project
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skills in English. Ability to work effectively in an international and multidisciplinary team. Experience with HHG sources, high-power laser systems, vacuum technology, XUV optics, detectors, automated
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, cryogenic systems, vacuum equipment, magnetic fields, low-noise electronics, and precision measurements. Experience with dilution refrigerators and millikelvin measurements is strongly preferred. Experience
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box-furnace heating, vacuum or inert-atmosphere processing, and related methods. The researcher will recover reaction products, determine phase composition and crystal structure by powder X-ray