Unsolicited Application
We are always on the lookout for outstanding candidates to strengthen our activities on quantum transport,
hole spin qubits, hybrid spin-cQED and low temperature STM experiments. If you are interested in joining our group
as a masters student, PhD student, or postdoctoral scholar, do not hesitate to apply!
We offer the possibility to do exciting experiments as part of a lively team of researchers in an international environment.
We expect strong motivation and commitment to research. Previous experience in the field of quantum-transport,
or nanosciences is advantageous.
At the moment, we have the following openings in all fields of research pursued in our group:
To apply, please directly contact any permanent staff member and include:
- A curriculum vitae (including statements about prior research experience and skills acquired, as well as names of potential referees)
- Your academic records (Bachelor, Master's or PhD diploma, grades etc.)
- A list of publications (if applicable)
- A short statement of your research interests and how they relate to the work of our group
General requirements
Besides their qualifications for academic research, candidates should in
general provide a high degree of independence, a genuine interest in
exploring new physics and technologies, and a general motivation to perform
work in a highly collaborative spirit.
Our research includes active collaborations within CEA Grenoble and with research-groups across the world.
Additionally we are part of the French national quantum initiative "Plan Quantique", which aims to develop radically new quantum devices.
The LaTEQS lab, as part of the large scientific campus in Grenoble, offers a highly stimulating environment with active and internationally
recognized research groups in both experimental and theoretical condensed matter physics, and material science.
The scientific campus gathers not only CEA with its strong microelectronics research but also other major scientific institutions such as
CNRS (Institut Néel), ERSF(synchrotron), ILL(neutron source)
which are all affiliated with the University Grenoble Alpes.
Members of LaTEQS have access to the excellent facilities of CEA Grenoble, including a fully equipped academic clean room,
liquid He liquefier, and superb mechanical and electronic workshops.
Additionally, the scientific campus offers its graduate students and post-doctoral fellows a broad experience in academic education, with regular seminars and colloquia.
Ph. D. candidates need to hold a masters (or equivalent) degree, preferably in physics or nanosciences.
Some prior research experience in (experimental) physics would be helpful. French language proficiency is not necessary.
Graduate students are expected to work together with postdoctoral fellows as well as graduate and undergraduate students.
Post-doc candidates are required to have a Ph. D. degree in physics or a related discipline (electrical engineering, nanosciences, chemistry,...).
The successful candidate will bring a strong background in some of the following areas: quantum transport, mesoscopic physics, device nanofabrication,
cryogenic experiments, quantum optics (semiconductor or atomic), scanning probe microscopy, experiment control and data acquisition.
French language proficiency is not necessary. The candidate will work within a team of researchers and will advise graduate and undergraduate students
in their research projects.
