Ph.D. Position in 2D-Heterostructures: The Paul Drude Institute (PDI) is offering a Ph.D. position at the forefront of research on magnetic layered materials. The successful candidate will focus on optical spectroscopy experiments to investigate novel 2D heterostructures composed of ferromagnetic and semiconducting materials. This scholarship presents a unique opportunity for aspiring researchers to be part of a rapidly evolving, interdisciplinary research group.
Ph.D. Position in Optical Investigation of Hybrid Ferromagnetic/Semiconducting 2D-Heterostructures
Designation: Ph.D. Student
| Research Area | Optical investigation of hybrid ferromagnetic/semiconducting 2D-heterostructures |
|---|---|
| Location | PDI, Forschungsverbund Berlin e.V., Berlin, Germany |
| Eligibility/Qualification | – Pursuing a doctoral degree in physics – Master’s degree in physics or related field – Background in experimental condensed matter physics – Hands-on experience in optical spectroscopy – Skills in construction and alignment of optical setups is a plus – Skill and patience in performing challenging experimental work – Good communication skills and the ability to work in an interdisciplinary and diverse team |
| Job Description | The Ph.D. student will focus on: |
- Fabrication of heterostructure samples
- Optical spectroscopy measurements
- Data analysis and interpretation
- Manuscript preparation and presentation at conferences |
| How to Apply | Interested candidates should submit the following documents by September 30, 2024: - A dedicated cover letter
- CV
- Diploma(s) and transcript(s)
- Up to 2 references (incl. contact details)
- Publication list (if present) |
| Last Date for Apply | September 30, 2024 |
This is a remarkable opportunity to contribute to and gain insights from the ongoing research of PDI’s spectroscopy department and the wider scientific community. If you meet the eligibility criteria and are enthusiastic about delving into the fascinating world of hybrid ferromagnetic/semiconducting 2D-heterostructures, we encourage you to apply for this Ph.D. position.
