SR-17 PhD Fellowship in Integrated Nanomagnetic Devices
Contract: Full Time/Fixed Term
Project: The rapid growth of miniaturized handheld electronic devices & ‘Internet of Things-IoT' has highlighted the issue of efficient powering, processing and transmission at ultra small scale. Lately, integrated nano- magnetic devices have become core building blocks of such miniaturized/monolithic powering, processing & transmission devices such as ultra compact nano-oscillators (SHNO/STNO), Quantum/Neuromorphic computing (Spin-Qbit), nano-antenna array (Magnonic, Magnetoelectric) etc. The focus of the present project will be on modeling, development and characterization of such devices, suitable nano-structured magnetic films/materials using patterned structures on Si/SOI in a CMOS compatible technique, while identifying & analyzing relevant exchange/super-exchange coupling phenomena and interactions in multi-nano-layers of patterned magnetic nano-hetero- structures.
Applications are sought for a four year PhD position with fellowship under supervision of Professor Saibal Roy in the ‘Micropower Devices & Nanomagnetics' research group, Tyndall National Institute, National University of Ireland - University College Cork (UCC), Ireland. The successful applicant will work as part of a multidisciplinary team with a focus on the development of integrated nano-magnetic devices.
Key Responsibilities
The research of this particular position will involve elements of the following:
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Essential Criteria
Desirable Criteria
The annual stipend is €22,000 pa. In addition, yearly University academic fees will be paid by the Tyndall National Institute.
Informal enquiries concerning these positions can be made to Professor Saibal Roy at email: [email protected].
The closing date for applications is 31st July, 2024
Application Instructions
Candidates should submit a brief statement outlining their motivation/suitability for the position and their curriculum vitae, to include list of publications, the names, addresses and email IDs of three referees.
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