Postdoctoral Position in Nanolithography: Lund University 1580 views

Postdoctoral Position in Nanolithography: Lund University

Postdoctoral position in nanolithography at the Lund University, Faculty of Engineering, Department of Physics on the topic nano-processing using high resolution lithographic techniques, including nanoimprint and block-copolymers.

Project: The research at the division of Solid State Physics is focused around different aspects of semiconductor physics (materials science to quantum physics). The division also leads NanoLund, the major interdisciplinary research environment within nanoscience and nanotechnology at Lund University.

Research Area:

1. Fabrication of one-dimensional structures (nanowires) have been in the internationally leading position.
2. Develop methods of high-resolution lithography, which is one of the absolutely important techniques for making devices based on nanowires.
3. Nanoimprint and block-copolymer lithography for applications.

The goal of the project is to develop and study advanced lithographic methods, which can combine both nanoimprint (NIL) and block-copolymer (BCP) lithography to be used for a controllable growth of III-V nanowires (NWs) for applications in electronic and optical devices.

Qualification requirements

1. Appointment to a post-doctoral position requires that the applicant has a PhD,
2. Or an international degree deemed equivalent to a PhD

Additional requirements:

1. The subject of the doctorate degree should be physics or equivalent with focus on nanofabrication methods
2. Very good oral and written proficiency in English.
3. A good ability to develop and conduct high quality research.
4. Teaching skills.

How to apply:

1. Applications shall be written in English. Please draw up the application in accordance with LTH’s Academic qualifications portfolio.
2. Upload the application as PDF-files in the recruitment system. If the application is not designed in accordance with the academic qualifications portfolio it shall be compiled into a PDF containing a covering letter in which applicants describe themselves and their particular research interests, including contributions to the described research project (maximum 2 pages).
3. Applications must also include a CV, publication list, a copy of the applicant’s doctoral thesis, contact details of at least two references, copies of grade certificates, and any other documents that the applicant wishes to refer to.
4. Applicants are also required to answer the job specific questions in the final step of the application process.