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A postdoc position is immediately available at the Advanced Photon Source of Argonne National Laboratory. The postdoctoral appointee will develop ultrafast microscale photonics and MEMS
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(MEMS), with prior design and nanofabrication experiences Optoelectronics and optical engineering, with experience in lasers and cryogenic experiments Chemical vapor deposition (CVD) or MOCVD of 2D
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systems (MEMS). The candidate should have experience in characterization of dielectric and piezoelectric responses, as well as considerable experience in a cleanroom, preferably with an emphasis on MEMS
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such as Galvo mirror, fast steering mirror, and MEMS diffractive beam steerer, detectors such as quad detectors, high speed detectors, and cameras. The successful candidate requires knowledge and track
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of the magnetic switch. (ii) The second solution is the use of a micro-electromechanical system (MEMS): the junction will be placed on a vibrating beam that moves in and out of the flux concentrator's air gap
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advance the development of in the broad areas of emerging memory materials and devices, including post silicon MOSFET-based computing such as analog in-memory-computing or 2D-material based FETs, MEMS
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microdevices using polymer microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) technology. The lab is a collaborative and dynamic working environment that leverages the advantages of micro- and nanotechnologies to advance
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systems (MEMS and NEMS). Prof. Vincenzo Esposito leads the project in the framework of a dynamic team in the Functional Oxides section. The FOX team possesses excellent competencies and the most advanced
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pyrolysis of pre-ceramic polymers. Key duties include maintenance of in situ sample holders, preparation of MEMS samples, bulk characterization of polymer pyrolysis, atomic resolution imaging and spectroscopy