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Postdoctoral positions are available to work in the Materials Integration and Nanoscale Devices (MIND) Switzerland.
IBM’s work culture is very diverse. It’s an open, multicultural environment. Both women and men strike the balance in their work and personal lives. The environment provides amicable flexible working timings.
A postdoc position is vacant at IBM Research, Zurich (Switzerland) in the group of Materials Integration and Nanoscale Devices (MIND). The selected candidate will work on optical characterization of novel optical materials and nanophotonic devices and their development .
This project comes under the framework of an ERC project (H2020).
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| Organization | MIND Group, IBM Research, Zurich |
| Level of Study | Postdoctoral Research Fellow |
| Country | Switzerland |
| Subject areas | Computer Science, Electrical Engineering |
| Fellowship amount | — |
| Eligibility | · Ph.D. degree in a related field · Proficiency in English · Innovative, independent and excellent academic track record |
| Starting Date | Open until filled |
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About the Group:
MIND group specializes in III–V integration on silicon for novel-electronic and photonic-devices as well as nanoscale materials and device characterization. Investigations are on with III–V nanowire emitters which are monolithically integrated on Si.
Experience in following points will be an advantage:
- Simulation of optical and optoelectronic devices.
- Plasmonic materials and devices.
- Knowledge of III–V material.
Tasks Involved in the project are:
- Construction and running of an electro-optical characterization platform.
- Cryogenic characterization of nanoscale emitters and novel materials.
- Optical characterization and electro-optic simulations.
How to Apply:
Send CV along with other documents to Kirsten Moselund, IBM Research – Zurich at
[email protected]
For Details: Click below
http://www.research.ibm.com/labs/zurich/careers.shtml#show-hide
III–V nanowire emitters, monolithically, integrated, Si, semiconductor device, physics, semiconductor fabrication, simulation, optical, optoelectronic devices, plasmonic materials, devices, III–V materials
Motivated candidates, who are willing to work on scientific research projects, please check our MIND Group, IBM Research group pages and identify the area of research that is more attractive to you. Send your application in with detailed CV to Kirsten Moselund, IBM Research ([email protected]).