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(microelectromechanical systems) devices for X-ray optics at synchrotron radiation sources. Some background of the project is given in the publications listed below. The idea is to make highly nonlinear MEMS-based
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probes (e.g., synchrotron based X-ray reflectivity, optical holographic interferometry, scanning probe microscopy). Work includes the experimental design, interpretation of data, and the presentation
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measurements at the Center for Nanoscale Materials and analysis of these data. The in-situ experiments will be driven by external electric fields and relevant optical stimuli. Although exceptional candidates in
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information science principles Proficiency in microwave and/or optical device characterization Desirable Skills: Expertise in quantum experiments, such as qubit control and entanglement Experience with quantum
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transition metal complexes, donor-acceptor pairs, and hybrid molecular-material interfaces. By designing and deploying state-of-the-art ultrafast nonlinear optical spectroscopy techniques—such as transient
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(e.g., electrochemical and optical sensors) for molten salts, the development of innovative processes and technologies for recycling actinides to support sustainable fuel cycles, and the application
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qubit-based quantum processors and connect them via a campus-scale fiber-optic network. The postdocs will design and fabricate superconducting transmon qubits and microwave-optical quantum transducers and
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the electronic, magnetic, and optical properties of 2D materials at ultrafast timescales, which holds promises for developing new energy technologies. The candidate is responsible for conceiving, planning, and
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simulation of x-rays involving their propagation through beamline optics, scattering from the sample, coded aperture, and ultimately their recording at the detector. This eDort will build on ongoing work
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) applications. This research aims to advance the fundamental understanding of quantum emitters by investigating their atomic structures and correlating them with optical properties. Emission dynamics will be