30 high-performance-computing-postdoc positions at European Magnetism Association EMA
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stacking, both high performance and (very) high density can be achieved by this concept. The mission will be to explore, understand and develop the fundamental physics of device operation. This will require
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Postdoctoral position in the Department of Physics & Astronomy at the University of Kansas (KU). The postdoc will be co-supervised by Prof. Qunfei Zhou at KU and Prof. Kirill Belashchenko
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. Requirements: We are looking for a highly motivated candidate with a PhD in theoretical/computational physics or applied mathematics. A strong background in quantum mechanics and numerical simulations is
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. SOT-MTJs offer compelling advantages similar to SRAM, including ultra-fast dynamics (sub-ns), exception-al endurance (>1014 cycles), and low power operation (sub-pJ). A critical challenge in SOT-MRAM
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or PostDoc) will deal with the generation of spin and orbital electronic currents for spin–orbit torques in solid-state devices made of light metals, metallic ferromagnets and/or magnetic insulators. In
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Description of the offer : the Max Planck Institute for the Structure and Dynamics of Matter (MPSD) is looking for a computational scientist for the project "Software Engineering for Magnetic
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Description of the offer : The University seeks to appoint a research associate with expertise on computational techniques in the Department of Computer Science to work on Skyrmionics
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Description of the offer : The University seeks to appoint a research associate with expertise on experimental techniques in the Department of Computer Science to work on an interdisciplinary
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controlled via structural phase transitions or external fields. The successful candidate will develop and apply a range of theoretical and computational methods based on first-principles electronic structure