Postdoc in Ultrafast Spectroscopy for 2D Quantum Photonics

TU Delft; Delft; On-site; EUR 47,000 - 60,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

ABP pension

Flexible working week

Education opportunities

Individual employment package

Job summary

TU Delft in Delft, Netherlands, invites applications for a PhD project on pump-probe optical and terahertz spectroscopy to study exciton and charge-carrier dynamics in 2D TMDCs for defect-based single-photon emitters. The project collaborates with two PhD students at the University of Amsterdam and industrial partners Toyota Motor Europe and Quix.

The successful candidate will perform fundamental studies on the formation, motion and decay dynamics of photogenerated carriers and excitons, using

Qualifications

• University degree in physics, materials science or chemistry.
• Experience with ultrafast pump-probe laser spectroscopy.

Responsibilities

• Perform pump-probe spectroscopy on 2D materials to study exciton and charge-carrier dynamics.
• Investigate formation, motion and decay dynamics at defect sites.
• Collaborate with industrial partners and UvA; option to model with DFT/GW/BSE.

Skills

Ultrafast spectroscopy

Pump-probe techniques

Education

PhD in physics / materials science / chemistry

Tools

Ultrafast spectroscopy equipment

Job description

TU Delft in Delft, Netherlands, invites applications for a PhD project on pump-probe optical and terahertz spectroscopy to study exciton and charge-carrier dynamics in 2D TMDCs for defect-based single-photon emitters. The project collaborates with two PhD students at the University of Amsterdam and industrial partners Toyota Motor Europe and Quix.

The successful candidate will perform fundamental studies on the formation, motion and decay dynamics of photogenerated carriers and excitons, using