Research Associate / PhD Student in Ultrafast Photonics and Quantum Matter | Research Associate / PhD Student (m/f/x) Ultrafast detection of THz-controlled light emitters

Job Summary

This role is a unique opportunity for a Research Associate or PhD Student to join the Faculty of Physics at TUD Dresden, a leading institution in optoelectronics. The successful candidate will conduct cutting-edge scientific research focusing on the ultrafast detection of THz-controlled light emitters in quantum matter. Day-to-day responsibilities involve performing detailed spectroscopic investigations of two-dimensional semiconductors, utilizing advanced linear and non-linear microscopy techniques combined with optical and THz excitation, and analyzing data collected via streak camera detectors. The position requires a Master's degree in Physics and strong experimental skills in optics, material preparation, spectroscopy, and microscopy, particularly concerning low-dimensional van der Waals materials and hybrid heterostructures. This BMBF-funded position is initially limited but offers the significant opportunity for further academic qualification (PhD) within a highly motivated, international research environment.