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Photonic Systems |
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In modern science, international success in
science is achieved through teamwork. Using the combined talents,
ambitions and creativity of our team members we can tackle almost
any challenge. Are you looking for a Ph.D. studentship in an
ambitious, curious, creative and hard working team environment?
Then read on!
We have vacancies in our labs at the MESA+
Institute for Nanotechnology at the University of Twente in
Enschede (The Netherlands), please check back for new vacancies
soon!
About the group:
The Complex Photonic Systems (COPS) Chair strives to perform
world-class research on light propagation and spontaneous emission
in photonic crystals. We combine advanced optical experiments
with the development of photonic nanostructures and with a deep
theoretical understanding of the properties of light. In 2004
we have pioneered experiments wherein both the direction and
time of light emission are controlled, we have been the first
to optically switch photonic band gaps at ultrafast times, in
2007, and we have pioneered the focusing of light through opaque
lenses with wavefront modulation in 2008.
Our curiosity-driven research is of interest to several industrial
partners, and to applications in biophysics. Our group's research
is performed in the MESA+ Institute for Nanotechnology, University
of Twente, as part of the new Strategic Research Orientation
“Applied Nanophotonics”. See for details also www.photonicbandgaps.com
Applications should be sent as soon as possible
to:
Complex Photonic Systems (COPS)
Personnel Dept.
Attn. of ms. Karen Munnink
University of Twente
P.O. Box 217
NL7500 AE Enschede
The Netherlands
Incomplete or mass-mailed applications will not be considered.
Complete applications including your resume, list of grades,
and a one page motivation, will receive our fullest attention.
For further information (not for sending in
applications) please contact:
Prof.dr. Willem Vos
Complex Photonic Systems
E-mail:
Phone: +31 53 489 5390
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