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PhD scholarship in Quantum Optical Measurements of Extreme Light-Matter Interaction - DTU Electro
Summary
The PhD candidate will investigate extreme light-matter interaction in optical nanocavities, conducting laboratory measurements and analyzing results. The project also involves collaboration with network partners and two research secondments.
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Opportunity summary
Join the next generation of European quantum technology researchers. DTU Electro invites applications for a fully funded Marie Skłodowska-Curie Doctoral Candidate position, within the Horizon Europe Doctoral Network QUEST – Quantum Electrodynamics with Silicon Nanotechnology.
QUEST brings together leading European universities, research institutes, and innovative companies to advance quantum technologies through silicon nanotechnology. Within this network, you will be one of 15 doctoral candidates working on complementary research projects spanning semiconductor materials, nanofabrication, quantum photonics, quantum electrodynamics, advanced characterization, and theoretical modelling.
For this PhD project, we are looking for a talented and ambitious student to join the Photonic Nanotechnology group at DTU Electro and investigate the regime of extreme light-matter interaction for emitters confined in cavities with deep-subwavelength confinement of light.
Working in the optical laboratories, you will perform spectral and time-resolved measurements of novel quantum electrodynamical effects, such as Purcell enhancement of silicon color centers in optical nanocavities designed and fabricated by the project partners1 …
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