PhD: NV Magnetometry for Quantum Materials

Delft; Delft; On-site; EUR 36,000 - 45,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Customisable compensation package

Health insurance discounts

Work costs contribution

Flexible work schedules

Job summary

TU Delft invites applications for a PhD position in Magnetic Microscopy of Magnets and Superconductors with Spins in Diamond. The project combines NV magnetometry to study spins and charges in materials at the nano-scale, with collaborations between TU Delft and TNO to push imaging to higher magnetic fields.

You will work within the van der Sar lab at the Kavli Institute, contribute to cutting-edge quantum sensing research, and pursue a four-year doctoral program in a dynamic academic

Qualifications

• The project focuses on NV centers in diamond and related imaging techniques.
• Experience in the listed fields is desirable but not strictly required.
• Candidates should be highly enthusiastic and motivated to develop NV microscopy.

Responsibilities

• Conduct NV microscopy experiments and imaging of spins in diamond.
• Develop state-of-the-art NV imaging techniques and characterization.
• Collaborate with TU Delft and TNO researchers within the Kavli Institute.

Skills

NV centers

Single-spin control

Magnetization dynamics

Single-photon microscopy

Microwave engineering

Cleanroom fabrication

Electronic characterization

Education

PhD in physics

Tools

NV magnetometry

Microscopy equipment

Nanofabrication tools

Job description

TU Delft invites applications for a PhD position in Magnetic Microscopy of Magnets and Superconductors with Spins in Diamond. The project combines NV magnetometry to study spins and charges in materials at the nano-scale, with collaborations between TU Delft and TNO to push imaging to higher magnetic fields.

You will work within the van der Sar lab at the Kavli Institute, contribute to cutting-edge quantum sensing research, and pursue a four-year doctoral program in a dynamic academic