Sort by
Refine Your Search
-
Category
-
Field
-
community. The Department of Phytophotonics at the Institute for Botany / Hannover Centre for Optical Technologies welcomes applications for the following position to be filled from August 1, 2025: Research
-
Nanomicrosystems is looking for a PhD Student (f/m/d). The position is announced in frames of Research Training Group "Supracolloidal Structures: From Materials to Optical and Electronic Components" (GRK 2767
-
community. The Department of Phytophotonics at the Institute for Botany / Hannover Centre for Optical Technologies welcomes applications for the following position to be filled from August 1, 2025: Research
-
community. The Department of Phytophotonics at the Institute for Botany / Hannover Centre for Optical Technologies welcomes applications for the following position to be filled from August 1, 2025: Research
-
3D optical access for more advanced spectroscopy schemes. These vapor cells will be the core component in atomic gyroscope and magnetometer products being developed at Q.ANT. For fabricating
-
spatiotemporal coupling (STC) at the far-field Design optical elements to generate a specific RDG and STC, e.g. doublet lens including axi-parabola Perform laser wakefield acceleration using "flying focus
-
at conferences and in scientific publications About you: Master’s (or equivalent) degree in physics, optics or related fields At least six months of laser laboratory hands-on experience Profound understanding
-
academic standing Strong background in optical microscopy (single molecule detection experience is highly advantageous) Experimental skills in optics, microscopy, and/or microfluidics Programming experience
-
the precursors and optimize the fabrication process. We also seek to combine the electrical, structural, and optical measurements to study the performance of perovskite-based solar cells in operando . - X-ray nano
-
chemistry, biophysical analysis via optical spectroscopy as well as the detection of nucleic acid in homogenous solution and in situ. The project also involves fluorescence microscopy and flow cytometry and