PhD in Magnetic Microscopy: Spins in Diamond

Delft; Netherlands; Remote; EUR 36,000 - 45,000; Full time

Job summary

TU Delft offers a PhD position in Magnetic Microscopy of Magnets and Superconductors with Spins in Diamond, in collaboration with TNO. The project uses NV magnetometry to study spins and charges in materials and aims to image high magnetic fields.

You will be enrolled in the TU Delft Graduate School, joining a team of researchers and benefiting from a rich international environment and structured doctoral training.

Qualifications

• The project revolves around NV centers in diamond, single-spin control, magnetization dynamics, single-photon microscopy, microwave engineering, cleanroom fabrication, and electronic characterization.
• Experience in these fields is highly desirable, though not strictly required.

Responsibilities

• Develop state-of-the-art NV microscopy techniques and NV imaging approaches.
• Collaborate with TU Delft and TNO to study magnets and superconductors.
• Contribute to the research and training within the TU Delft Graduate School.

Skills

NV centers in diamond

single-spin control

magnetization dynamics

single-photon microscopy

microwave engineering

cleanroom fabrication

electronic characterization

Education

PhD candidate/PhD required

Job description

TU Delft offers a PhD position in Magnetic Microscopy of Magnets and Superconductors with Spins in Diamond, in collaboration with TNO. The project uses NV magnetometry to study spins and charges in materials and aims to image high magnetic fields.

You will be enrolled in the TU Delft Graduate School, joining a team of researchers and benefiting from a rich international environment and structured doctoral training.