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Photolithography Metal deposition Clean room environment experience Attention to Detail Teamwork and Collaboration Communication Skills Time Management Problem-Solving Attitude Adaptability and Flexibility
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elements (and any other transparent surfaces) into devices able to capture the incident sunlight and concentrate the produced luminescence into the edges, where it can be converted into usable energy. This
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measurements) · Data analysis and writing of manuscripts for peer-reviewed publications. Requirements: Applicants must hold a Master's degree in Physics, Nanotechnology, Materials Science, or related discipline
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implement Python scripts for the automated control of electron microscopes; design and execute automated experiments, including real-time feedback loops between acquisition and data analysis; maintain
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fields. Main tasks and responsibilities: · Operate and optimize advanced STEM and FIB instrumentation for the nanoscale analysis of catalytic and energy-related nanomaterials, supporting the development
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for equipment control, data acquisition and analysis. Proficiency in English, and demonstrated skills in oral and written communication. Summary of conditions: Full time work (37,5h/week) Contract Length
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oxides-is desirable. Experience with aqueous-phase synthesis, surface functionalization, or integration of experimental data with machine learning models will be considered advantageous. Strong scientific
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NextGenerationEU/PRTR, entitled "Integrated prototype of a nanophotonic microchip biosensor for ultrasensitive multiplexed analysis of sexually transmitted infections (TYPLEX)". The job will be essentially related
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detailed knowledge of main physical principles, concepts, and applications of electron microscopy. Advanced sample preparation (FIB) and data analysis skills. Excellent interpersonal skills in order to
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will be: Work on the already existing advanced STEM and FIB equipment for the analysis of energy nanomaterials for catalysis and energy applications. Design in-situ experiments with the available gas and