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: Thank you for your interest in this research opportunity. For more information, please email samuel.stavis@nist.gov. References: [1] Accurate localization microscopy by intrinsic aberration calibration, C. R
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resulting polyplex structure. Advancing data analysis methods and instrumentation are important to this opportunity. (1) McKinlay, C. J.; Vargas, J. R.; Blake, T. R.; Hardy, J. W.; Kanada, M.; Contag, C. H
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Description We work with scientists in other NIST laboratories to develop tools for computer simulation and analysis of magnetic systems at the nanometer scale. Model verification is achieved by comparison
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variables. Computer-controlled equipment is available for alternating-current magnetic-susceptibility measurements as a function of frequency, temperature, and magnetic field. An automated vibrating sample
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-nanowire single-photon detectors for applications in quantum information processing, loophole-free Bell measurements, and sources of quantum randomness. References Shainline J, et al, Optics Express 25 10322
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; Microelectronics; Machine learning; Data informatics; Physics; Terahertz; Metrology; Chemistry; Materials engineering;
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designs. In addition to fabrication and characterization of these measurement tools, we also develop new readout schemes, signal and data processing, control systems, and biomimetic surfaces to improve
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and Raman spectroscopy are used in some cases. Results are often compared with predictions of first-principles calculations. Information is obtained on interatomic and intermolecular forces; crystal
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Description We are studying the mechanism by which DNA partitions into and threads through single nanometer-scale pores. This experimental and theoretical effort focuses on understanding how genetic information
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electromagnetic-induced transparency should be observable. key words Coherent control; Quantum dots; Quantum information; Quantum optics; Eligibility citizenship Open to U.S. citizens level Open to Postdoctoral