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A university in France is offering a three-year PhD position in Physics focusing on quantum transport modeling to develop nano-coolers utilizing 2D TMD materials. The role involves addressing self-heating issues in semiconductor devices and working closely with partners from the University of Tokyo. Applicants should hold a Master's degree in a relevant field and possess expertise in quantum transport simulation, with a starting date aimed for September 2026. Competitive monthly salary offered.
RESEARCHER PROFILE PhD/R1: First stage Researcher
RESEARCH FIELD(S)1: Physics and Engineering
Nanoscale miniaturization of semiconductor devices has led to major advances in opto/nanoelectronics. However, this device downscaling also brought technological issues. Among them, one of the most detrimental effects is the self‑heating due to the thermalization of hot carriers generated by high electric fields. This self‑heating effect results in significant reduction in performance and lifetimes of the devices. On the other hand, the refrigeration of the entire system is extremely power consuming.
The aim of the PhD is therefore to conceive, based on in‑house quantum transport codes, hybrid cooling devices, exploiting both electronic and phononic transport properties at the nanoscale, under electrical stimulation. The position is full‑time in the framework of the EXOTHERM project funded by the French National Research Agency (ANR).
The Euraxess Center of Aix‑Marseille Université informs foreign visiting professors, researchers, postdoc and PhD candidates about the administrative steps to be undertaken prior to arrival at AMU and the various practical formalities to be completed once in France: visas and entry requirements, insurance, help finding accommodation, support in opening a bank account, etc. More information on AMU EURAXESS Portal
Applicants must hold a Master in physics, material science or electrical engineering. Expertise in quantum transport simulation or ab initio codes would be a strong asset.
CV and motivation letter
Marc.bescond@im2np.fr