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PhD student at ILL: studying In situ neutron diffraction for green steel and functional metal oxides
include oxides of chromium, iron, tungsten and the strongly correlated electron systems in SrFeO3−𝛿, LaNiO3 and SrRuO3. In situ neutron diffraction will allow to extract structural details including oxygen
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scanning electron microscope (SEM) ESRF Synchrotron: high-resolution diffraction Selection process Candidates will have to submit the following documents: Detailed and updated CV Cover letter Transcripts
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the team's optical and magnetotransport benches to study electronic properties. He will work under the supervision of Matthieu Jamet, head of the 2D spintronics team, as part of the PEPR SPIN TOAST and PEPR
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techniques to assess process outcomes, material quality, and device performance, including optical microscopy, photoluminescence, scanning electron microscopy (SEM), atomic force microscopy (AFM), x-ray
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in magnetoelectric antiferromagnets. You will join the diffraction group at ILL, Grenoble, France. The diffraction group operates several powder and single-crystal diffractometer dedicated
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line, glovebox) Proficiency in standard characterization techniques (NMR, IR, MS; GC, GC-MS X-ray diffraction) Familiarity with catalytic reactions; experience with high-pressure equipment (autoclaves
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.: +33 (0)4 76 88 22 80, email: schulli@esrf.fr ), Expected profile A background in X-ray diffraction or electronics would be desirable and knowledge of programming (Python) would be an advantage. Teamwork
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several real-time growth monitoring tools: RHEED (reflection high-energy electron diffraction), ellipsometry, wafer curvature measurements⁶, and an optical flux measurement system⁷. These tools are now
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structural characterization of the corneocyte–lipid interface using state-of-the-art neutron diffraction and neutron reflectometry, combined with advanced optical microscopy approaches. The project is
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PhD student at ILL on Advanced Neutron Imaging for Defect Mapping in Repaired Aero-Engine Components
processes. Further information may be obtained from: Dr. Bratislav Lukic (tel.: +33 4 76 20 73 40, email: lukicb@ill.fr ), Dr. Matthew Roy (matthew.roy@manchester.ac.uk ), Pr. John Francis john.francis