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, lecture slides, lab exercises, and assessments. Use innovative teaching methods and technologies to enhance student engagement and learning. Provide mentorship and academic advising to students, assisting
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courses on designing and testing optical sensors and detection systems. Requirements: PhD in Photonics, Optical Physics, or a related field. Expertise in optical detection systems and experience in
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of project-based teaching or at least very open to this type of teaching. Create and update course materials, including syllabi, lecture slides, lab exercises, and assessments. Use innovative teaching methods
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teaching or at least very open to this type of teaching. Create and update course materials, including syllabi, lecture notes, assignments, and exams. Employ diverse teaching methods, such as lectures, labs
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for teaching, researching, and supervising students in semiconductor physics, with a focus on using advanced mathematical methods to model materials and electronic phenomena in semiconductors. Teaching
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, and exams. Employ diverse teaching methods, such as lectures, labs, tutorials, and group work, to enhance student learning. Provide academic advising and mentorship to undergraduate and graduate
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be self-motivated, organized, and able to work in ambiguous and changeable situations. A minimum experience of 5 years after the completion of the PhD is required to be eligible for this position. Key
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-Doctoral fellows, 40 PhD students, and 52 Executive Master students. The department is organized in 4 Scientific Areas: Energy (batteries and hydrogen), Polymers and Composite Materials, Surface Science, and
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graduate students working on master's or PhD theses related to process design, sustainability assessments, and economic analysis Provide academic advising to students, guiding them in course selection
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mathematical methods to model materials and electronic phenomena in semiconductors. Teaching Responsibilities: Mathematical Analysis: Differential and integral calculus, differential equations, and Fourier