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About the Project The future power grid will be a highly complex cyber-physical system, integrating multiple distributed energy resources (DERs) such as solar, wind, marine, and bioenergy alongside
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for the first time to previously inaccessible microsecond dynamics (link). Further boosting the enhancement will require entirely novel designs that exhibit multiple resonances provided by e.g. plasmonic
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21 Nov 2025 Job Information Organisation/Company Università degli Studi di Torino Research Field Computer science Arts Researcher Profile First Stage Researcher (R1) Positions PhD Positions Country
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aims to develop novel materials and components that facilitate strong light-matter interactions and enhance nonlinear optical responses for advanced photonic functionalities. This project is multifaceted
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. If you’re thrilled by the idea of uncovering new principles at the frontier of light–matter interactions, we’d love to hear from you. Apply and launch your research career with us! Join our team! Molecular
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-efficient and high-performance photonic devices have been driven by the quantum revolution. This PhD studentship aims to develop novel materials and components that facilitate strong light-matter interactions
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, we collaborate with multiple labs in DHVI and beyond to apply insights from structural biology to vaccine design. We have state-of-the-art facilities that include tissue culture labs, FPLCs, X-ray
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universe of molecular photochemistry using cutting-edge time-resolved spectroscopy. If you’re thrilled by the idea of uncovering new principles at the frontier of light–matter interactions, we’d love to hear
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highly recommended. The research activities of the Chair of Ultrafast Microscopy and Photonics concentrate on many-particle effects and interaction with light in solid matter for basic research and
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(usually PhD), which is highly recommended. The research activities of the Chair of Ultrafast Microscopy and Photonics concentrate on many-particle effects and interaction with light in solid matter