Fully Funded PhD Scholarship in Quantum Sensing,University of Basel, Switzerland

PhD Fellowship IN Switzerland

PhD Scholarship in Quantum Sensing: Join the prestigious PhD school at the Swiss Nanoscience Institute for a fully funded 4-year PhD scholarship in Quantum Sensing of Biomolecules, conducting cutting-edge research with the Biomolecular Nano-Dynamics and Quantum Sensing groups at the University of Basel.

Fully Funded PhD Scholarship in Quantum Sensing of Biomolecules

Designation: PhD Student

Research Area: Quantum Sensing of Biomolecules and Their Chemical Stimuli

Location: University of Basel, Switzerland

Eligibility/Qualification:

  • MSc degree in Physics or Physical Chemistry with outstanding grades
  • Background in optics, fluorescence spectroscopy, quantum sensing, single-molecule experiments, and data analysis
  • Highly motivated with a curiosity for fundamental questions and method development
  • Excellent problem-solving skills, analytical thinking, and teamwork abilities
  • Proficiency in English (speaking & writing)

Job Description:
In this interdisciplinary PhD project, you will:

  • Build an optically-detected magnetic resonance (ODMR) spectrometer using advanced equipment
  • Detect single particles and photons to develop new fluorescence readouts
  • Conduct biocompatible experiments to identify protein molecules and their chemical triggers
  • Contribute to the advancement of single-molecule NMR of biomolecules through optical quantum sensing

How to Apply:
Interested applicants should submit their application by email to schmid-che@unibas.ch, by Oct 30th, 2024. The application must include:

  • Letter of motivation
  • CV
  • Email addresses of 2-3 references
    Combine all documents into a single PDF file named ‘Application NV Firstname Lastname.pdf’.

For inquiries, contact Prof. Sonja Schmid at sonja.schmid@unibas.ch or Prof. Patrick Maletinksy at patrick.maletinsky@unibas.ch. Visit the official website at www.unibas.ch for details on the PhD student position in quantum sensing of biomolecules and their chemical stimuli.

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