We seek doctoral candidates to conduct experimental research in attosecond science with the goal of exploring electron dynamics in various solid-state systems on shortest time scales.
PhD & Postdoc positions
PhD student in biophysics, single-molecule FRET and protein conformational dynamics:
Postdoctoral researcher in biophysics on single-protein sensing using the NEOtrap:
PhD Position in Organic Chemistry
The research group of Prof. Tomáš Šolomek is looking for outstanding candidates to join our international team for PhD degree in Organic Chemistry in the field of Synthesis of Topological Carbon-Based Molecular Materials within our ERC-funded research project TOPOCLIP. The starting date is from April 2021 or later.
7 new positions in the SNI Nanoscience PhD program
Please apply online at www.phd.nanoscience.ch the latest by 31 December 2020 – the decision to fill the vacancy can be taken any time from now.
Doctoral positions in nanoscience at Lund University
11 OPEN POSITIONS AT NANOLUND
The doctoral positions will be hosted by one of the research groups in NanoLund, the Center for Nanoscience at Lund University. Candidates can freely apply for one or more of the following projects in frontline research […]
8 open positions in the 2018 Nanoscience PhD program
Stellenausschreibung
Lecture on Drug Discovery at the Biozentrum
Dominic Höpfner from the Novartis Institute for Biomedical Research and Torsten Schwede from the Biozentrum are offering a lecture series on Making of a Drug. It is aimed at MSc and PhD students with a life science background. The lecture series is part of the graduate teaching program at the Biozentrum.
PhD student in Plasma / Thin Films / Surface Science interactions for magnetic nuclear fusion devices
The PhD work concerns experimental studies of plasma cleaning of so-called first mirrors for future fusion facilities, such as ITER (International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor). First mirrors will play a crucial role in numerous ITER optical diagnostic systems. Deposition of material eroded from the wall of ITER can degrade the reflectivity of the first mirrors severely. Plasma cleaning using radio-frequency capacitively coupled plasmas is currently being considered as the most promising in-situ cleaning technique. The PhD work will mainly be focused on three different aspects of plasma cleaning for ITER first mirrors:
– Investigation on plasma cleaning in magnetic fields, benchmarked with simulations.
– Development of End of Cleaning Indicator (monitoring of the process).
– Research on driven grounded electrode plasma discharges.
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PhD offer: De novo peptides for the development of artificial metalloenzymes
Project description. This project proposes a new approach that could overcome some of these current limitations: to develop a methodology for the construction of multi-sites ArMs based on the controlled assembly of small de novo peptidic bricks (“molecular Lego”, see scheme). The bricks are accessible by peptide synthesis, rendering their functionalization at a single site straightforward. Upon assembly of several units, a more complex structure (protein-like) will be obtained, placing the different functional centers at a desired distance to work in concert. One could then rationally design complex ArMs simply by assembling those bricks. To our knowledge, no such system exists yet. […]