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routinely used to interpret our data. Typical techniques that will be used are: time-resolved Kerr effect using a pulsed laser, RF circuitry and electronics, clean-room nano- and microfabrication. A solid
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– Modeling and Simulations (https://lerco.osu.eu/29453/modeling-and-simulation/ ) Requirements: A strong background in computational physics, materials science, quantum chemistry, or related fields. A Master’s
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and try to control their nano-structures as well as to apply them to real-world applications. If you have strong organic chemistry background, and like to apply it to make macromolecules, we can provide
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of molecular and biological materials using X-ray and neutron scattering. The main research areas are materials for photovoltaics, proteins in solutions and at the interfaces, and complex nano-structured
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using X-ray and neutron scattering. The main research areas are materials for photovoltaics, proteins in solutions and at the interfaces, and complex nano-structured materials. For more information, visit
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nutritional characteristics and techno-functional properties for food and non-food applications. Food biopolymers will be altered at both micro- as well as nano-scales, and innovative functions will be created
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20th May 2025 Languages English English English The Department of Energy and Process Engineering has a vacancy for a PhD Candidate in Microscale Fluid Mechanics - Acoustofluidics Apply for this job
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is a key-enabling technology for advanced manufacturing. In order to address increasingly complex demands on joining (dissimilar materials combinations, miniaturisation, extreme operation conditions
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11 Mar 2025 Job Information Organisation/Company University of Ostrava Research Field Chemistry » Computational chemistry Physics » Computational physics Researcher Profile First Stage Researcher
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research project. A PhD exam in Nano is the perfect start for your career, whether you aim at academic research at the highest level, advancing technology and business ideas in major companies or spinning