Postdoc—Nanoscale TEM Magnetism Under Stress

European Microscopy Society; Greater London; On-site; GBP 36,000 - 48,000; Full time

Job summary

European Microscopy Society invites applications for a Post-Doctoral Research Associate in nanometric TEM magnetic imaging of natural magnetic systems under stress. Based in London, with visits to Jülich, the role focuses on imaging stress-induced magnetic changes at the nanometre scale using advanced TEM techniques.

You will work with Imperial collaborators and with Edinburgh for numerical aspects. The candidate should hold a PhD in Material Science, Earth Science or Physics, have published

Qualifications

• Extensive knowledge of electron microscopy methods including TEM magnetic imaging and FIB slice-and-view, and preparation for these methods.
• Published or submitted several first-author peer-reviewed papers.
• Comfortable working independently, with visits to Jülich, Germany.

Responsibilities

• Utilise TEM magnetic imaging and FIB methods to study stress-induced magnetic changes at the nanoscale.
• Collaborate with Imperial and Edinburgh teams to test and model results.
• Prepare samples and datasets for nanoscale magnetic imaging.
• Present findings through publications and talks.

Skills

TEM magnetic imaging

FIB slice-and-view

Independent working

Research publications

Education

PhD in Material Science, Earth Science or Physics

Tools

Off-axis electron holography

FIB slice-and-view

Job description

European Microscopy Society invites applications for a Post-Doctoral Research Associate in nanometric TEM magnetic imaging of natural magnetic systems under stress. Based in London, with visits to Jülich, the role focuses on imaging stress-induced magnetic changes at the nanometre scale using advanced TEM techniques.

You will work with Imperial collaborators and with Edinburgh for numerical aspects. The candidate should hold a PhD in Material Science, Earth Science or Physics, have published