PhD Position: Quantum Phenomena in 2D Organic Systems

Explore quantum efficiency and coherence in organic nano-architectures on 2D substrates for advanced materials science applications.

Best for:Best for physics or materials science PhD candidates with a passion for quantum phenomena and nanotechnology, seeking hands-on research in advanced materials.

Aragon Nanoscience and Materials Institute (INMA) / CSIC-University of Zaragoza · Zaragoza, Spain · R1 · First-stage researcher

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Quantum coherence in organic nano-architectures2D insulating substratesOrganic-inorganic hybrid materialsSurface physicsNanoscale quantum efficiency

Deadline

Mar 1, 2027

137 days

Funding

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Start date

flexible (expected soon after selection)

Full-time

Location

Zaragoza

Spain

Overview

This PhD position at the Aragon Nanoscience and Materials Institute (INMA) focuses on investigating quantum phenomena in organic nano-architectures (ONAs) on 2D insulating substrates. The project aims to enhance quantum coherence and efficiency compared to metal-hybridized systems, with potential applications in next-generation nanotechnology. The successful candidate will develop novel methods for atomic-level control of ONAs, contributing to cutting-edge research in surface physics and materials science. The position is ideal for candidates with a strong background in physics, materials science, or a related field, seeking to advance their expertise in quantum materials.

Quantum materialsNanotechnologyOrganic electronics2D materialsSurface physicsNanoscale quantum phenomenaMaterials sciencePhD research

What you'll do

Develop methods to improve quantum coherence in organic nano-architectures (ONAs) on 2D insulating substrates.
Conduct experimental research to demonstrate quantum efficiency enhancements compared to metal-hybridized systems.
Perform atomic-level control and characterization of ONAs using advanced nanotechnology techniques.
Collaborate with interdisciplinary research teams to advance the understanding of quantum phenomena in organic materials.
Present research findings at national and international conferences and publish results in peer-reviewed journals.
Contribute to the development of novel theoretical and experimental approaches in surface physics and materials science.

Requirements

Degree required: Master's degree in Physics, Materials Science, Chemistry, or a related field

Degree offered: PhD

Language: English; proficiency sufficient for academic research and publication

Instruction: English

Required skills

Strong background in physics or materials science
Experience with experimental techniques in nanotechnology or surface physics
Familiarity with quantum mechanics and materials characterization methods
Proficient in scientific data analysis and interpretation
Excellent written and oral communication skills in English

Nice to have

Prior experience with organic electronics or 2D materials researchKnowledge of advanced microscopy or spectroscopy techniquesFamiliarity with computational modeling tools for materials science

Eligibility

Open to international applicants
No specific nationality restrictions
No prior experience caps mentioned

Funding & terms

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How to apply

Deadline: 2027-03-01 (Europe/Madrid)

Applicants should submit their CV, a cover letter outlining their research interests and qualifications, and any relevant academic transcripts. Additional documents may be requested based on the initial review. Applications should be sent via email to the contact person specified below.

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