Job Description:
The School of Electrical & Electronic Engineeringisseeking a talented independent-minded and highly motivated Research Fellow (PhD) keen on theoretically and/or experimentally tackling fundamental questions in the study of light-matter interactions. Our project aims to conclusively demonstrate that the shaping of electron wavepackets can affect the shape of outgoing radiation; and to develop electron waveshaping as a versatile tool for enhancing the output of compact X-ray sources and single-photon sources. This builds on our recent breakthroughs in QED theory (Nature Comms 2021: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-021-21367-1) and in generating X-ray radiation in van der Waals materials (Nature Photonics 2020: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41566-020-0689-7). Visit our group website for more details of our research: https://sites.google.com/view/ljwgroup Job Responsibilities For theorists: - Development of quantum electrodynamical models for free electron radiation - Development of techniques for enhancing and tailoring free electron-driven X-ray radiation via electron waveshaping For experimentalists: - Demonstration of shaping X-rays by shaping the wavepacket of input electrons in a transmission electron microscope setup - Development of techniques for enhancing and tailoring free electron-driven X-ray radiation via electron waveshaping Publication in top-tier peer-reviewed journals Assisting PI in grant writing Supervision of PhD and undergraduate students
Job Requirements PhD in Physics Mathematics Engineering or a related discipline from an internationally recognized institute Highly preferred for theorists: - Strong background in quantum electrodynamics and quantum field theory - Familiar with photonics - Highly proficient in theoretical and/or computational tools Highly preferred for experimentalists: - Strong background with transmission electron microscopes scanning electron microscopes and/or DC/RF electron guns - Strong background in using energy dispersive X-ray spectroscopy and/or wavelength dispersive X-ray spectroscopy Self-motivated and highly independent Works well individually as well as in a team Eager to learn new things and passionate about research
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