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%) doctoral scholarship holder in the field of low-noise readout electronics for next-generation gravitational wave detectors. The group is an active member of the Virgo, Einstein Telescope (ET), and
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near-field optical microscopy, investigating molecular vibrations, phonons and unusual light–matter coupling regimes. Depending on the candidate’s interests, there will also be opportunities to develop
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consumption. Enhance modulator driving capability and receiver sensitivity. Investigate circuit and system-level trade-offs between bandwidth, noise, linearity, power, and cost. Contribute to scalable
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-frequency characterisation. Investigate and minimise measurement artefacts associated with grounding, shielding, impedance, parasitic effects, noise and signal integrity. Characterise and compare different
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generalised theoretical framework for quantum repeater architectures. Investigate and compare specific QKD protocols; Model realistic device imperfections by incorporating loss, noise, and other experimental
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diagnosis and management, such as velocity, wall shear stress, and turbulence. However, its clinical application is currently severely limited by high noise (low signal-to-noise ratio) and low spatial and
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chemical interactions. Of particular interest will be to develop accurate MLIPs that can describe the finite temperature dynamics of the particles and their vibrational spectral response, to better correlate
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PhD Position - Operando X-ray Characterization of Catalytic Interfaces for Chemical Hydrogen Storage
, where useful, complementary methods such as microscopy, X-ray scattering/reflection, vibrational spectroscopy, or modelling. Prepare beamtime proposals, publish results in peer-reviewed journals, and
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and ultra-stable Fabry-Perot cavities. This platform ensures the possibility to measure phase noise and frequency stabilities of optical signals in the 10-16 range and below. The team is a first-circle
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(incl. roads, railways, and waterways) as well as their associated engineering structures (bridges, retaining walls, noise barriers, and hydraulic structures). A wide range of remote sensing data may be