26 postdoctoral-image-processing-in-computer-science-"Multiple" positions at European Magnetism Association EMA
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listed below: Technical skills: You will receive a solid training in quantum sensing, optics, radio-frequency engineering, magnetism, cryogenics, data analysis and programming. Academic communication
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, and the fundamental physics of spintronic oscillators. Their work also explores the use of these oscillators in unconventional computing hardware, including neuromorphic systems, reservoir computing
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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
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. For this purpose, the measurement procedure is to be enhanced, specified and validated so that the measurement setup can serve as a metrological reference laboratory for national and international partners
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/heat transport measurements Expertise in vacuum technology and film growth and/or exfoliation of vdW flakes Expertise in microfabrication using optical lithography and e-beam lithography Good software
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Description of the offer : Join our team for a postdoctoral position focused on advancing Spin-Orbit Torque (SOT) based Magnetic Tunnel Junctions (MTJ) for embedded non-volatile memory applications
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) — to join our team. You will be directly involved in developing and optimizing ion beam processes to improve device performance in MRAM and magnetic sensor applications. Beyond R&D, we are looking for a
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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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Description of the offer : We are looking for a postdoctoral researcher to join a project on reproducible magnetic domain wall motion in magnetic nanowires at Kiel University with immediate effect
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to microwaves, and will image the displacement of magnetic textures by currents, to quantify their efficiency in the generation of orbital currents and torques. Our approach will rely on the realization of new