Postdoc Spin Transport in Mesoscopic Devices with Quantum Materials (Quantum Physics)

TL;DR

Postdoc Spin Transport in Mesoscopic Devices with Quantum Materials (Quantum Physics): Developing next-generation spintronic devices based on graphene and van der Waals heterostructures with an accent on spin-polarized quantum transport at the nanoscale. Focus on fabricating nano-constrictions, performing low-temperature measurements, and modeling quantum transport measurements.

Location: Must be based in or be able to relocate to Delft, Netherlands

Salary: €3,546 – €5,538 per month

Company

A top international university combining science, engineering, and design to address global challenges in energy, climate, and digital society.

What you will do

• Fabricate graphene-based nanoelectronic devices using state-of-the-art cleanroom facilities.
• Assemble van der Waals heterostructures using dry-transfer techniques.
• Conduct low-temperature transport measurements.
• Perform data analysis and modeling of quantum transport measurements.
• Collaborate with the Dutch quantum ecosystem and present findings at national and international conferences.

Requirements

• PhD degree in physics, applied physics, or nanoscience.
• Strong interest in experimental condensed-matter physics, spintronics, and quantum nanoscience.
• Motivation for hands-on work in cleanroom and cryogenic laboratories.
• Advanced level in Python programming (e.g., QCoDeS) for data acquisition and analysis.
• Relocation to the Netherlands is required.

Nice to have

• Prior experience with 2D material assembly and nanofabrication.

Culture & Benefits

• Temporary contract for 34 months with a standard 38-40 hour work week.
• Excellent pension scheme via ABP and the possibility of an individual employment package.
• Flexible working week and generous annual leave (232 hours).
• Support for relocation via the Coming to Delft Service and a Dual Career Programme for partners.
• Interdisciplinary research environment within the Kavli Institute of Nanoscience.