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on understanding how different excitation methods generate polarons and correlated materials in the cuprates and other quantum materials, building on our recent results in the vanadium dioxide (see Johnson et al
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of fracture can directly inspire the design of new architected and disordered materials with enhanced toughness and reliability. Your profile Applicants should hold a PhD in mechanics of materials, physics
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The candidate will be part of the MUNI-RISK and MMinE-SwEEPER consortia that will advance scientific understanding on risks of munition in the marine environment and develop methods for risk prioritizing and
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thesis project. Your profile We are looking for a highly motivated candidate with a background in machine/deep learning, and communication networks. The required qualifications include: PhD in computer
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, and Sensory and Consumer Science. The Department currently employs approx. 60 full time scientific staff and 50 PhD students and Postdocs, with approx. 30 visiting staff and students contributing
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. The candidate will assume technological leadership over the software solutions developed for the above tasks, as well as take on to supervision of PhD and master students on the same topics. Your profile A Ph.D
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a final report. Active collaboration with project partners is also expected. Your profile Applicants should hold a PhD in mechanical engineering at the time of starting the position. The selected
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hold a PhD in physics, but other fields within the natural sciences may be considered for applicants with a strong profile on the points listed below. Experience with experiments based on femtosecond
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collaborate with PhD and other post doctoral fellows, in cross-disciplinary collaborations with other research groups both national and international as well as with industrial partners. Qualifications A PhD
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monitoring of neurological diseases. While current diagnostic methods rely heavily on bulk measurements (e.g., cytokines, cell counts), they fail to capture the dynamic and heterogeneous nature of central