Doctoral Scholarship in Photonics Research: The University of Turku is seeking a highly motivated and talented doctoral researcher to join the Photonics Research and Innovation (PREIN) doctoral pilot program. This three-year fixed-term position offers an exciting opportunity to engage in innovative doctoral education and contribute to cutting-edge photonics research.
Doctoral Scholarship in Photonics Research and Innovation
Designation: Doctoral Researcher, PREIN Doctoral Education Pilot
Research Area:
Photonic Sensor Tools for Control of Photonic Manufacturing, focusing on developing a sensor fusion system to control laser-based production processes. The project emphasizes the utilization of modern photonic sensors for thermal, visual, and acoustic emissions, as well as AI-based analysis.
Location: University of Turku, Finland
Eligibility/Qualification:
- Master’s degree in a relevant research field such as theoretical physics, physics, materials science, materials engineering, or chemistry
- Ability to pursue postgraduate studies and complete a doctoral degree according to the research plan
- Eligibility requirements are specified in the University of Turku’s regulations
- Residence in Finland is required
Job Description:
The doctoral researcher will be responsible for conducting their own doctoral research, completing doctoral courses, and participating in doctoral training events of the PREIN program. The position involves close collaboration with the PREIN flagships and the development of research projects aligned with the real-world needs of the photonics industry.
How to Apply:
Interested candidates are encouraged to submit their applications through the University of Turku’s electronic recruitment system by 13 September 2024. The application should include:
- Motivation letter outlining the research themes intended to be addressed in the doctoral research, and a brief description of the research question of interest (in English)
- Curriculum vitae
- Master’s degree certificate and study transcript
- List of publications
- Any other relevant documents such as language certificates and research plans
Last Date for Apply: 13 September 2024
This presents a substantial opportunity for individuals with a passion for photonics research to contribute to an innovative doctoral education ecosystem and engage in impactful research projects at the forefront of the field.
