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areas of nanoscience and nanotechnology. Job title: Postdoctoral Researcher in Altermagnetic Spintronics Research area or group: Physics and Engineering of Nanodevices Description of Group/Project
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areas of nanoscience and nanotechnology. Job Title: Postdoctoral researcher Research area or group: Nanostructured Materials for Photovoltaic Energy Project title: Synthesis and Engineering of Pb-free
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areas of nanoscience and nanotechnology. Job title: Senior Postdoctoral Researcher Research area or group: Nanomaterials for advanced memory and computing Description of Group/Project: The research
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colloidal routes, enabling precise control over size, morphology, composition, and structural complexity. This role offers an unparalleled opportunity to lead the computational core of a cutting-edge
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in Medicine at the Faculty of Biology, Medicine and Health of The University of Manchester in the United Kingdom. Key Responsibilities, Accountabilities or Duties, include: The candidate will work in
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presentations in workshops or conferences to showcase your research results to the scientific community. · Skills on proposal writing Requirements: Education: PhD degree in electronic engineering, physics
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students and other researchers on in-situ (S)TEM. Requirements: · Education: PhD in Chemistry, Physics or Material Science, or closely related fields, with a strong focus on nanomaterials and advanced
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+ EDX · Fully Automated FIB Helios 5UX · FEI SEM Quanta and SEM Magellan Requirements: · Education: PhD in Physics, Materials Science, Nanoscience, Computer Engineering, Data Science. · Knowledge: Deep
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. Requirements: Education: Applicants must have a Masters degree in any relevant scientific discipline (Chemistry, Biology, Physics, Nanotechnology, etc.), or anticipate finishing before the start of this contract
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(S)TEM. Requirements: Education: MSc in Physics, Materials Science, Nanoscience, Computer Engineering, Data Science. Knowledge: Deep expertise in electron microscopy, particularly STEM and FIB methods