Vacancies: Full time or work class, hold a fixed period until December 31, 2027

Hours per week: 37.5

About the role

We are looking for a researcher to join our school of chemistry, and explore quantum swirls in excess excess using molecules as a reporter. Our focus will be on small helium nantrillium that contains a few thousand helium atoms, which enables us to use visual spectral analysis to interrogate the molecular investigation. This project will enhance our understanding of quantum hydrodium dynamics in a super surplus.

The project is led by a global pioneering research team with experience in helium drops, analysis and nanoparticles. Investigators have shown their abilities through previous work and have already conducted preliminary experiences to check the feasibility of the approach. The device, including the source of the UHV cardium, is the controlable OPO laser and the masses of the mass, which works entirely, making the project in time and effectively effective.

About you

Through a doctorate or professional qualifications and professional experiences equivalent to physics, physical chemistry, nanoparticles or relevant discipline, you must have experience in superior vacuum systems, cartoons, and laser spectroscopy. This should support evidence of research productivity, such as publications and presentations, especially for innovative research related in the relevant field.

Additional information

Unofficial inquiries have been welcomed and should be directed to Dr. Schengvv Yang sfy1@le.ac.uk

As part of the university’s continuous commitment to professional development, this role will also be considered on a loan to existing employees. Please make sure to discuss this with your line manager before serving. More information related to the declarations can be found here.

Leicester University has changed the world and changed people’s lives, 100 years ago. When you join us, you will become part of a society from Change citizensAnd, which not only includes our staff and students, but also includes thousands of Leicester graduates all over the world.

As a diverse employer and thinking forward, we have included the principles of fairness, diversity and inclusion in everything we do. This not only includes our basic tasks in teaching and research, but also our support for employees, students and our local society through our values ​​of inspiration, influence and comprehensive through our values ​​of inspiration, influence and comprehensive.

We are committed to the luxury of all our employees and the sustainability of our environment, in our university campus and beyond. We offer a competitive salary package, an excellent retirement system and a generous annual allowance, as well as opportunities to develop your career in a supportive and cooperative environment.

Vacancies: Full time or work class, hold a fixed period until December 31, 2027

Hours per week: 37.5

About the role

We are looking for a researcher to join our school of chemistry, and explore quantum swirls in excess excess using molecules as a reporter. Our focus will be on small helium nantrillium that contains a few thousand helium atoms, which enables us to use visual spectral analysis to interrogate the molecular investigation. This project will enhance our understanding of quantum hydrodium dynamics in a super surplus.

The project is led by a global pioneering research team with experience in helium drops, analysis and nanoparticles. Investigators have shown their abilities through previous work and have already conducted preliminary experiences to check the feasibility of the approach. The device, including the source of the UHV cardium, is the controlable OPO laser and the masses of the mass, which works entirely, making the project in time and effectively effective.

About you

Through a doctorate or professional qualifications and professional experiences equivalent to physics, physical chemistry, nanoparticles or relevant discipline, you must have experience in superior vacuum systems, cartoons, and laser spectroscopy. This should support evidence of research productivity, such as publications and presentations, especially for innovative research related in the relevant field.

Additional information

Unofficial inquiries have been welcomed and should be directed to Dr. Schengvv Yang sfy1@le.ac.uk

As part of the university’s continuous commitment to professional development, this role will also be considered on a loan to existing employees. Please make sure to discuss this with your line manager before serving. More information related to the declarations can be found here.

Leicester University has changed the world and changed people’s lives, 100 years ago. When you join us, you will become part of a society from Change citizensAnd, which not only includes our staff and students, but also includes thousands of Leicester graduates all over the world.

As a diverse employer and thinking forward, we have included the principles of fairness, diversity and inclusion in everything we do. This not only includes our basic tasks in teaching and research, but also our support for employees, students and our local society through our values ​​of inspiration, influence and comprehensive through our values ​​of inspiration, influence and comprehensive.

We are committed to the luxury of all our employees and the sustainability of our environment, in our university campus and beyond. We offer a competitive salary package, an excellent retirement system and a generous annual allowance, as well as opportunities to develop your career in a supportive and cooperative environment.