location: West Cambridge

Applications are invited to obtain a post-PhD researcher at the beginning for two years as part of an EPSRC-NSF on the nanic and chemistry, “nanospinec”. Using nanoparticles, the NANOSPINEC project aims to achieve the first room temperature measurements for rotation at the level of one molecules, and to benefit from them to track the formation and dismantling of quantitative links in single fission (SF) and to create the first inequality in the chemical bell through a specific magnetic division (ODMR).

The candidate will join a dynamic and varied team that appreciates cooperation. The role holder will develop new experiences, analyze and push the Nanospinec project. The candidate will be supported by an exciting new cooperation that extends in three areas of Cavendish Laborators: Nanovotonik Center (Dr. Rakish Aroul), the electronics optical group (RAO), and the Amop (Gangloff) group. To see the last work np.phy.cam.ac.ukand rao.oe.phy.cam.ac.ukAnd qeg.phy.cam.ac.uk. NSF partner in the United States is the University of California San Diego (PI: Professor Joel Yunin Zio), and the project will include close cooperation and travel to collaborators in theoretical there.

Candidates, or be close to obtaining a PhD in physics, strong chemistry, or related discipline, will have experience in measuring visual dynamics on nanoparticles and/or visually discovered. In addition to the installed experimental skills, the candidate should perfectly enjoy the experience of work across disciplinary limits. You should expect to participate in building the new optical spectral analysis platforms using lasers as well as some samples. Experience in the field of Plasmonics, metamateals or molecular gates will be useful, as well as with quantitative control of nanotechnology.

UK Nanic Center (http://www.np.phy.cam.ac.ukIt cooperates widely throughout the University of Cambridge, including chemistry, engineering and physics departments in medicine and cancer research, UK, chemical engineering and materials as well as many international partners, industry, with many major European Union programs.

The appointment at the level of the researcher is based on obtaining a doctorate degree. Those who have presented a doctorate will be appointed but have not yet received a research assistant who is transferred to a research colleague (grade 7) when confirming the doctoral award.

Specified range: The money of this post is available for two years in the first place.

To advance online for this vacancies and view more information about the role, please click on the “application” above.

Unofficial inquiries may be sent to Dr. Rakish Aroul (ra554@cam.ac.ukMore details of the project in PhotonicSarul.github.io).

Please quote the KA47296 reference on your request and in any correspondence on this vacancies.

The university supports the activity of equality, diversity and inclusion and encourages requests from all sections of society.

The university is responsible for ensuring that all employees are qualified to live and work in the United Kingdom.

location: West Cambridge

Applications are invited to obtain a post-PhD researcher at the beginning for two years as part of an EPSRC-NSF on the nanic and chemistry, “nanospinec”. Using nanoparticles, the NANOSPINEC project aims to achieve the first room temperature measurements for rotation at the level of one molecules, and to benefit from them to track the formation and dismantling of quantitative links in single fission (SF) and to create the first inequality in the chemical bell through a specific magnetic division (ODMR).

The candidate will join a dynamic and varied team that appreciates cooperation. The role holder will develop new experiences, analyze and push the Nanospinec project. The candidate will be supported by an exciting new cooperation that extends in three areas of Cavendish Laborators: Nanovotonik Center (Dr. Rakish Aroul), the electronics optical group (RAO), and the Amop (Gangloff) group. To see the last work np.phy.cam.ac.ukand rao.oe.phy.cam.ac.ukAnd qeg.phy.cam.ac.uk. NSF partner in the United States is the University of California San Diego (PI: Professor Joel Yunin Zio), and the project will include close cooperation and travel to collaborators in theoretical there.

Candidates, or be close to obtaining a PhD in physics, strong chemistry, or related discipline, will have experience in measuring visual dynamics on nanoparticles and/or visually discovered. In addition to the installed experimental skills, the candidate should perfectly enjoy the experience of work across disciplinary limits. You should expect to participate in building the new optical spectral analysis platforms using lasers as well as some samples. Experience in the field of Plasmonics, metamateals or molecular gates will be useful, as well as with quantitative control of nanotechnology.

UK Nanic Center (http://www.np.phy.cam.ac.ukIt cooperates widely throughout the University of Cambridge, including chemistry, engineering and physics departments in medicine and cancer research, UK, chemical engineering and materials as well as many international partners, industry, with many major European Union programs.

The appointment at the level of the researcher is based on obtaining a doctorate degree. Those who have presented a doctorate will be appointed but have not yet received a research assistant who is transferred to a research colleague (grade 7) when confirming the doctoral award.

Specified range: The money of this post is available for two years in the first place.

To advance online for this vacancies and view more information about the role, please click on the “application” above.

Unofficial inquiries may be sent to Dr. Rakish Aroul (ra554@cam.ac.ukMore details of the project in PhotonicSarul.github.io).

Please quote the KA47296 reference on your request and in any correspondence on this vacancies.

The university supports the activity of equality, diversity and inclusion and encourages requests from all sections of society.

The university is responsible for ensuring that all employees are qualified to live and work in the United Kingdom.