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distinction for three consecutive periods (2014-2018 and 2018-2022 and 2023-2026). ICN2 comprises 19 Research Groups, 7 Technical Development and Support Units and Facilities, and 2 Research Platforms, covering
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to develop novel strategies that contribute overcoming critical resource bottlenecks in energy devices. The successful candidate will be joining the CO2 Mitigation Accelerated by Photons group led by Prof. Dr
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. The successful candidates will be joining the Optoelectronics group led by Prof. Dr. Valerio Pruneri. The group has experience in the study and development of new advanced materials, devices and systems
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. The successful candidate will be joining the Medical Optics research group led by Prof. Turgut Durduran who is looking for a postdoctoral fellow for the development, testing and deployment of next generation
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Verdú and Prof. Frank Koppens (ICFO) . We are seeking highly motivated and skilled condensed matter Research Scientists to join our cutting-edge project on the development of a novel analogue electron
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spectroscopy and molecular dynamics simulations: We develop and apply novel ultrafast spectroscopic methods aimed at uncovering how changes in light, environment and structure switch the function of photoactive
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. The successful candidate will be joining the Functional Optoelectronic Nanomaterials group led by Prof. Dr. Gerasimos Konstantatos who is looking for a postdoctoral candidate to develop chip-integrated infrared
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and Prof. Frank Koppens (ICFO). We are seeking a highly motivated and skilled Quantum Materials Research Scientist to join our cutting-edge project, focusing on the exploration and development
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Mitigation Accelerated by Photons group led by Prof. Dr. Pelayo García de Arquer is searching for exceptional researchers and engineers, with an excellent proven track record, to develop efficient water
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, essential for understanding systematic effects. The successful candidate for this position will join a small team of PhD and post-doctoral researchers working to develop SBECs as detectors