21 phd-computer-science-"IMPRS-ML"-"IMPRS-ML" uni jobs at European Magnetism Association EMA
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Description of the offer : The University seeks to appoint a research associate with expertise on computational techniques in the Department of Computer Science to work on Skyrmionics
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Description of the offer : The University seeks to appoint a research associate with expertise on experimental techniques in the Department of Computer Science to work on an interdisciplinary
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Description of the offer : PhD position of the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Doctoral Network MAGNIFY: "Advancing Energy Conversion Technologies: High-Frequency Magnetics in Modern Power Electronics
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techniques have been demonstrated to enable spin-wave imaging with spatial resolution down to 50 nm with excellent signal to noise ratio. The PhD/postdoc will focus on investigating unexplored spin-wave
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. • Strong organizational skills, project management capabilities, and team spirit. • Flexibility and proactivity in a startup environment. Education • PhD (preferred) in physics, materials science
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group website for more information about equipment, research and publications: https://qpl.eps.hw.ac.uk/ Details about PhD studentships: https://www.hw.ac.uk/uk/schools/engineering-physical-sciences
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Description of the offer : Participation in the DFG-funded project “Light- versus electron-induced spin-state switching of complexes on insulating layers” within the Priority Programme SPP 2491
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, and the fundamental physics of spintronic oscillators. Their work also explores the use of these oscillators in unconventional computing hardware, including neuromorphic systems, reservoir computing
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Description of the offer : We invite applications for a Postdoctoral Research Associate (PDRA) to join a research project on spintronics,two-dimensional (2D) materials, and quantum transport. The successful candidate will work on the design,fabrication, and characterisation of novel spintronic...
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pulsing. The position is funded by the DFG and is suitable for either a PhD or a Postdoc, depending on qualifications. You will build on recent observations of local magnetic property changes caused by