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Postdoc within 2D Electronic Devices for Nano confined Ferroelectric Molecules, DTU

Description: DTU is looking for a post-doctoral who can conduct research in 2D electronic sensor for studying behavior of ferroelectric behavior of Nano confined water, and other polar molecules.

Tasks involved

• Design and create encapsulated graphene devices using van der Waals heterostructures.
• Approach towards closed Nano fluidics sensors with integrated “edge” sensors, and towards both molecules in solid, liquid and gas phase, as well as biomolecules.
• Indications of low-dimensional water (Nano-ice).

 Disciplines: Computational and Biotechnology, Physics, Material Science.

Qualifications: PhD in physics or any other equivalent degree.

Requirements:

• Experience in fabrication and nanolithography (EBL).
• Skill with electron transport measurements.
• Solid theoretical background within solid-state physics and materials science.
• Must know to assemble of van der Waals hetero structures and 2D devices.
• Knowledge of characterization techniques for graphene like Raman spectroscopy, SEM, TEM and AFM.
• Must know to handle Molecular sensing devices and micro/nano fluidics.
• experience in design and construction of smaller laboratory equipment(electronics
• Cryogenic transport measurements).
• Ability in scientific production and research potential at international level.
• Independent problem-solving skills
• Command over English language both writing and communication.
• Experience in international collaborations and team-based work style.

 Application procedure: Submit a duly filled application through online, on or before 1 March 2021(link given below). Attach following documents also-

• A cover letter with CV
• Records of MSc/PhD diploma
• List of publications

 Salary: The appointment will depend on the collective agreement with the Danish Confederation of Professional Associations. The payment will be agreed with the relevant union. The position is going to start from 1 July 2021.

Important Information: All documents must in English in one single PDF file.