Postdoctoral Researcher: Multilayer Magnetism for Spintronic Applications & Advanced Magnetic Force Microscopy
Postdoctoral researcher required to develop innovative magnetic multilayer systems for spintronic and biomedical applications within a highly specialized research group at the forefront of quantitative nanoscale magnetism and advanced scanning probe microscopy. Candidates with strong background in thin‑film magnetism are preferred. Prior scanning probe microscopy experience is advantageous but not required. The role combines advanced scanning probe microscopy instrumentation, magnetic materials science, and fundamental physics to push the limits of how magnetic multilayers and nanostructures can be measured, understood, and engineered at the nanoscale.
Your Tasks
Combine advanced scanning probe microscopy instrumentation, magnetic materials science, and fundamental physics to develop innovative magnetic multilayer systems for spintronic and biomedical applications. Conduct quantitative nanoscale measurements, develop advanced instrumentation and methods, and integrate micromagnetic modeling for predictive design of complex magnetic systems.
Essential Qualifications
* PhD in physics, nanoscience, or a related field
* Strong background in thin film magnetism and/or scanning probe microscopy
* Interest in quantitative nanoscale measurements and the development of advanced instrumentation and methods
* Proven ability to conduct independent research
Highly Desirable
* Experience with MFM, AFM, KPFM, or related SPM techniques
* Knowledge of magnetic thin films, multilayers, or nanostructures
* Experience in micro- and nanofabrication
Our Offer
* Highly specialized and technically unique research environment with world‑leading, custom‑built microscopy platforms
* Participation in a broad network of international collaborations
* Significant scientific independence and responsibility
* Competitive salary and excellent working conditions in Switzerland
Position Details
Duration: 1½ years with potential for prolongation.
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