photonic Jobs in Basel
5 photonic Stellenangebote in Schweiz. Täglich aktualisierte Angebote.
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PhD: Nano-Photonics
Vor 2 Tagen
Basel, Basel-Stadt, Schweiz Universität Basel Vollzeit CHF 48’000 - CHF 60’000 VertragUniversität Basel, in collaboration with the Nano Photonics and Photonic Ultrafast Systems Groups, invites applications for a 100% PhD position starting 1 January 2027 to explore fibre cavities and quantum photonics.You will generate sub-micron Bessel beams, perform nano-machining with femtosecond lasers, and design open micro-cavities for quantum...
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PhD position: Nano Photonics with Fibre Cavities
Vor 3 Tagen
Basel, Basel-Stadt, Schweiz Universität Basel Vollzeit CHF 48’000 - CHF 60’000 VertragPhD position: Nano Photonics with Fibre Cavities (P2605)100% position for 4 years, earliest starting date: 1 January 2027The Photonic Ultrafast Systems Group headed by Prof. Bojan Resan develops ultrafast lasers and photonic systems targeting applications in biomedicine, micro-material processing and optical communications. By de-ploying our developed...
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Basel, Basel-Stadt, Schweiz Universität Basel Vollzeit CHF 47’000 - CHF 60’000 VertragPhD position: Circuit quantum electrodynamics to probe strongly interacting electronic phases in atomically thin nanoelectronic devices (P2601)100% position for 4 years, earliest starting date: 1 January 2027Atomically thin layers of various materials can be combined - almost at will - into novel artificial materials, with graphene structures being the most...
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PhD position: Nano Photonics with Fibre Cavities
Vor 4 Wochen
Basel, BS, BS, Schweiz Universität Basel VollzeitThe Photonic Ultrafast Systems Group headed by Prof. Bojan Resan develops ultrafast lasers and photonic systems targeting applications in biomedicine, micro-material processing and optical communications. By de-ploying our developed application-driven custom-tailored ultrafast lasers, we advance the application perfor-mance and potential. Our group is...
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Basel, BS, BS, Schweiz Universität Basel VollzeitAtomically thin layers of various materials can be combined - almost at will - into novel artificial materials, with graphene structures being the most prominent examples. If two (or more) layers are combined at a certain twist angle between the crystal orientations, an additional periodic modulation of the atomic lattice potential can emerge, often referred...