Postdoctoral Researcher in Superconductor-Carbon Nanotube Nano-electromechanical Systems : Regensburg, Germany
You have already been working successfully with millikelvin RF equipment in your PhD research, and have a good understanding of low temperature physics as well as gigahertz technology? Ideally, you are coming from a research group specialized in superconductor-related mesoscopic physics, quantum information, or cavity QED? You are interested in contributing to a young and dynamic team, trying to push the limits of what is doable in nano-electromechanical systems?

Then you might be just about right here. Your job will be to build up a low-temperature high frequency measurement setup in a state-of-the-art dilution refrigerator, and conduct measurements on coupled superconductor-carbon nanotube systems. You will be supported by a PhD student and a MSc student. We expect your work to lead to reeeally great publications!

Your salary will be based on the German TV-L E13. Regensburg university has a strong focus on nanophysics, in particular on spin phenomena and carbon-based systems. The natives are friendly, and while our university buildings feature classic 1965 concrete, the medieval city of Regensburg is a jewel on its own, with a vibrant young atmosphere. Both mountains and Munich airport are not far away.

Are you interested? Then have a look at our web pages, and contact Andreas K. Hüttel (e-mail: andreas.huettel@physik.uni-r.de) for more information! *

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