PhD in Quantum Photonics: Extreme Light–Matter Interactions

DTU Electro; Kongens Lyngby; On-site; DKK 360,000 - 400,000; Full time

Job summary

DTU Electro invites applications for a fully funded Marie Skłodowska-Curie Doctoral Candidate position within the QUEST network. You will join the Photonic Nanotechnology group to study extreme light-matter interaction in silicon nanophotonic cavities, performing spectral and time-resolved measurements in optical labs.

You will relocate for two 3+ month secondments to Linz (AT) and Barcelona (ES), work with theory and experiment, and undertake PhD courses and teaching duties as part of the

Qualifications

• Two-year master's degree or equivalent is required.
• Background in photonics, quantum optics, laser physics preferred.
• GPA in the very top range is expected.
• Must have not resided in Denmark >12 months in 36 months prior to recruitment.

Responsibilities

• Contribute to measurements in optical laboratories and data analysis.
• Interact with theory and experiment; may assist with design/modelling or nanofabrication.
• Enrolment in PhD program and teaching as a teaching assistant.
• Relocation for two secondments to project partners (Linz and Barcelona).

Skills

Experimental physics

Electromagnetics

Quantum optics

English communication

Education

Master's degree (2-year) or equivalent

Job description

DTU Electro invites applications for a fully funded Marie Skłodowska-Curie Doctoral Candidate position within the QUEST network. You will join the Photonic Nanotechnology group to study extreme light-matter interaction in silicon nanophotonic cavities, performing spectral and time-resolved measurements in optical labs.

You will relocate for two 3+ month secondments to Linz (AT) and Barcelona (ES), work with theory and experiment, and undertake PhD courses and teaching duties as part of the