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Dept. of Engineering, Physics and Mathematics,
Field(s): material physics
Application deadline: Jun 02 (Fri), 2006
Submitted: May 02, 2006
Contact: Dr. Ulf Lindefelt
E-mail: Ulf.Lindefelt@miun.se
Phone: +46 70 313 0966
Address: Dept. of Information Technology and Media, Mid Sweden University, SE-85170 Sundsvall, Sweden
Job description: Applications are invited for a PhD studentship in experimental physics, especially nano- and nanoimprint lithography. This is part of a joint university-industry collaboration project to improve the design of electrodes used in the production of chlorate for bleaching pulp in the industry. Alternatively, and depending on the preference of the applicant, the education can be directed towards the field of microscopy (TEM, optical microscopy, AFM and SEM).
The position is available immediately at the Department of Engineering, Physics and Mathematics at Mid-Sweden University, Sundsvall, Sweden, and has a duration of four years.
To qualify for the PhD program, the applicant must have completed a M.Sc. with physics major.
To apply, e-mail your CV, copies of certificates and two letters of recommendation to:
Dr. Ulf Lindefelt
Ulf.Lindefelt@miun.se
Department of Information Technology and Media
Mid-Sweden University
SE-851 70 Sundsvall, Sweden
Cellular Tel. +46 70 313 0966

PhD studentship: Experience in building BEC apparatus from scratch (Looking for Ph.D position in a renowned group)
At In Europe/ USA, Atom Chips/Ultracold gases, BEC, QIP, Quantum optics
Field(s): quantum mechanics
Application deadline: Jul 22 (Sat), 2006
Submitted: May 01, 2006
Contact: Quantum Physics
E-mail: qrphd@yahoo.co.in
Phone: 6980
Fax: 6981
Address: Will be mentioned in CV
Job description: Dear Sir/Madam,
I am looking for a Ph.D position in a group interested in highly motivated and experienced students in the field of atom chips (BEC), ultracold gases and quantum optics (QIP).
Well, I have two year experinece to build an atomchip experiment (From start including Vacuum, Lasers, Optics, electronics and magnetics)for QIP. I understand very very well how much hard work and dedication is required for such kind of work. I have indepth understanding of such kind of experimentation incuding strong theoretical background. I also have very good experience in integrated optics and photonics.
I have been ranked among top student in my country in my master degree and later educational career. If you are looking for a motivated experienced student, contact me, I will forward my CV to you, Due to some practical reasons, I am unable to upload it on internet.
Thanks,
Contact,
Quantum Physics
qrphd@yahoo.co.in

University of Provence,
Field(s): chemical physics
Application deadline: Jun 20 (Tue), 2006
Submitted: Apr 13, 2006
Contact: Thierry Chiavassa
E-mail: Thierry.Chiavassa@up.univ-mrs.fr
Phone: + 33 4 91 63 85 80
Fax: + 33 4 91 63 65 10
Address: PIIM UMR 6633, Université de Provence Case 252, centre de St Jérôme 13397 MARSEILLE cedex 20
Job description: The Molecular Spectrometry and Dynamics group at the University of Provence (Marseille, France) is seeking outstanding candidates for a Ph.D. position in the field of astrochemistry.
This interdisciplinary project aims at studying in laboratory the formation and the destruction of interstellar organic molecules on ice mantles. An interstellar grain (made of water, methanol, ammonia forming a ?odirty? ice mantle surrounding a silicate core) will be simulated in laboratory and put under VUV radiations simulating a stellar flux. The reaction mechanisms driving its photochemical evolution will be studied using IR spectroscopy. This laboratory work will be used to propose astronomical detection of the resulting photoproducts, complex organic molecules up to amino-acids, in molecular hot cores, molecular clouds and comets. The role played by silicate surfaces onto the reactivity of ices will also be investigated to assess the importance of grain surface reactions in the chemical evolution of the interstellar medium.
The candidate should have excellent degrees in chemistry, chemical physics or in physics, with an interest in astrochemistry. Acquaintance with infrared spectroscopy is desired. We expect both the capability of independent research as well as teamwork spirit during the experiments and a strong motivation to learn new experimental techniques.
The duration of the contract is 3 years and the net salary is approximately 13000 euros a year.
Information on activities and publications of the group may be found at: http://www.up.univ-mrs.fr/wpiim/themes/sdm/mis.htm
Applications with complete resumes including a motivating cover letter stating the current (and future) research interests and the names and contact information of two references should be sent as soon as possible to either Dr. Thierry Chiavassa ( Thierry.Chiavassa@up.univ-mrs.fr ) or Dr. Patrice Theulé ( patrice.theule@univ-provence.fr ). The application deadline is June 20th 2006.
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Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Nanotechnology Program, Nanoelectronics
Field(s): nanotechnology
Application deadline: Nov 01 (Wed), 2006
Submitted: Apr 05, 2006
Contact: M. P. Anantram
E-mail: anant@ecemail.uwaterloo.ca
Address: Electrical and Computer Engineering Department, Nanotechnology Program, University of Waterloo, 200 University Avenue West, Waterloo, Ontario, Canada N2L 3G1
Job description: Two Ph.D studentships are available in the Nanotechnology program, Electrical and Computer Engineering Department of the University of Waterloo.
The focus of these positions are in the broad area of theory and computational modeling of nanodevices, nanostructures and bionano structures. Topics of research include quantum devices, nanodevices, solid state quantum computing, nanotubes, nanowires, quantum dots, DNA etc. Students must have:
- a good background in quantum mechanics, mathematics and computer programming
- a strong desire to get involved in nanotechnology research allied to electronics/electrical engineering.
For application information, please see: http://ece.uwaterloo.ca/Graduate/index.html

Institut d''Optique, Orsay, France, Optique atomique
Field(s): atomic physics
Application deadline: Jul 01 (Sat), 2006
Submitted: Mar 17, 2006
Contact: Isabelle Bouchoule
E-mail: isabelle.bouchoule@iota.u-psud.fr
Phone: (33) 1 45 88 39 41
Address: Laboratoire Charles-Fabry de l''Institut d''Optique Centre universitaire d''Orsay, Bet 503 91 403 Orsay Cedex
Job description: In our group, we work on an atom chip experiment where ultra-cold atoms are trapped in micro-magnetic traps made by micro-wires deposited on a chip. This technology enables the realization of very anisotropic geometry with a strong transverse confinement and various geometries. We plan to work on different directions.
First, the strong confinement available opens the possibility to investigate properties of very elongated ultra-cold Bose gas. This physics is almost unexplored experimentally yet. Many interesting behaviors are expected. In particular, effects of interactions play an important role and gas with strong correlations between atoms may be studied. Along this line, in our experiment, we measured density fluctuations in very elongated gas. We have observed the Bosonic bunching effect and, at higher density, a reduction of density fluctuations in the quasi-condensate regime. In this regime, the gas has locally properties of a Bose Einstein Condensate, although the system is not phase coherent on its entire length. We would like to pursue these work for gazes in the strong coupling regime where interactions between atoms are very strong. The gas is then expected to have similarities with a fermionic gas. In particular, it is expected to show anti-bunching.
The second direction of work is the realization of Josephson oscillations between two condensates coupled by tunnel effect in a double well potential. The realization of such oscillations would constitute a coherent beam splitter for a guided atomic interferometer. We would like to investigate the physics of two coupled condensates. For instance, we could study quantum fluctuations of atom number. We would also look for instabilities in such systems.
The work of the PhD student will be an experimental work involving the fabrication of chip (in collaboration with experts of nano-fabrication) and also a lot of optics for the optical cooling of the atoms and their detection. It also requires a solid theoretical background on atomic physics, quantum physics and statistical physics.

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The Australian Leadership Awards (ALA) is the new scholarship scheme which will be available for many developing countries for commencing in 2007. Vietnam is in the list. Current estimates are that around 300 PhD, 1200 Masters and 1700 fellowships will be under the program.
The application will open on May 1 2006 with a closing date of July 31 2006. It will be managed by AusAID. If you are looking for scholarships to studies in Australia you should visit the link below:
http://www.ausaid.gov.au/scholar/ala.cfm

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