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. The successful candidates will be joining the Photon Harvesting in Plants and Biomolecules group led by Prof. Dr. Nicoletta Liguori. Our group combines state-of-the-art methods in experimental ultrafast
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the research group of Minoru Otani at the University of Tsukuba. The work will be based on the Effective Screening Medium (ESM), a method and software (https://sugino.issp.u-tokyo.ac.jp/esm/) for the study of
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and 2D materials, and oxides. Fabrication of functionalized Pb-free MHPs by solution processing methods. Fabrication of complete Pb-free MHPs solar cells and memristors (TFTs). Stability analysis
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the composition and function of the microbiome and how the microbiome affects the host. They will be keen to interact with other team members, including PhD students and bioinformaticians, to interchange expertise
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experience in developing electronic structure methods and their application to perform atomistic simulations of molecules and materials. These include (but are not restricted to) SIESTA (www.siesta-project.org
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, and abroad. Required qualifications: The candidate should have a PhD in condensed matter physics, with strong background in high vacuum, cryogenics, electronics, transport and magnetic measurements
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and computational methods. The lab encourages wet lab scientists to engage in their own data analysis and provides a supportive environment to this end. The group is funded by European Research Council
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PhD students working in quantum technologies at ICFO and with strong collaborations with our European academic partners. This project is funded by MCIN with funding from European Union NextGenerationEU
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such as ATAC-seq, chIP-seq and 3D chromatin conformation capture data You have experience in the analysis of single-cell data Education and training You hold a PhD degree in Computational Biology Languages
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papers. Requirements: Education: PhD in Physics or related degree Knowledge: Complex oxides (Ferroelectrics, antiferroelectric, nickelates, etc), nanomechanics, photovoltaics, scanning force microscopy