Career Opportunities

We offer:

• a creative, world-class interdisciplinary research environment for fundamental and applied nanoscience
• state-of-the-art infrastructure for the fabrication and characterization of nanostructures
• a strong international nanoscience network
• a highly regarded scientific education
• internships in nanotechnology industry
• intellectual property training
• family-friendly living conditions and a high degree of social security
• a competitive salary and full employment contracts for doctoral students and postdocs

Current vacancies in NanoLund research groups

All positions are regularly posted in the Lund University recruitment system. Vacancy announcements within NanoLund are listed below. To apply for a position, click the Login and Apply button in the vacancy announcement, and you will be guided to the recruitment system.

Doctoral student in Physics within nanowire based light emitting diodes

The goal within the project is to evaluate the potential for charge carrier diffusion-induced light-emitting diodes based on nanowires. The candidate will develop the growth and characterization of nanowires for light-emitting diodes based on charge carrier diffusion and also quantized heterostructures for fundamental electrical and optical measurements.

• The work is mainly experimental and you will work in a clean room environment.
• You will learn and optimize metal-organic gas phase epitaxy for synthesis, and cleanroom tools will be used for processing and further characterization.
• Process development for surface passivation and fabrication of millimeter-sized nanowire light-emitting diodes containing millions of light-emitting diodes will be essential.
• You are expected to work independently and, in a group, as well as in close collaboration with other research groups linked to the project. For example, another EU-funded project based on light emission and light detection is underway where you will contribute materials and knowledge about their production and properties.

Supervisor: Magnus Borgström, Professor, Solid State Physics

 Application deadline: 04 November 2024

Complete vacancy and online application 

Postdoctoral fellow in Physics within THz-electron spin resonance-ellipsometry

Project: The aim of this postdoctoral project is to conduct research in THz material analysis to expand the scope of THz ellipsometry and optical Hall effect to electron spin resonance ellipsometry. The method will mainly be applied in materials science, in particular for the investigation of crystal phases and defects in semiconductors. In addition to nitride material systems, a focus area will be Ga2O3 and other ultrawide bandgap semiconductors. 

Group leader: Prof. Vanya Darakchieva, Solid State Physics

Application deadline: 02 December 2024

Complete vacancy and online application 

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