Join us

We are always looking for collaborations and collaborators. In addition to the following open positions available today, we are very much open to any applications within the topics, whether for master's students, Ph.D. students, or postdocs. We can fund a number of positions within the ERC grant and will find other sources of support if the topic is not included in the ERC or if additional funding is needed. Please contact us with a CV and a short motivation and research statement.

Postdoc Terahertz Spectroscopy of Proteins Open Position (24 months; ERC Project Tuscany):

We are offering a 24-month postdoc position funded by an ERC consolidator grant at IEMN Laboratory in Lille, France. This role involves exploring protein structures using advanced Terahertz (THz) nanotechnology. Lead spectroscopic experiments and analysis with state-of-the-art facilities.

Requirements:

  • Ph.D. in material science, physics, or a related field.
  • Expertise in experimental spectroscopy, optics, and Python coding.
  • Experience in THz technology is a plus.

Deadline: November 15 th.

2 Open PhD Positions (ERC Project Tuscany):

We are seeking 2 PhD students to contribute to our research on enhancing light-matter interactions for THz spectroscopy of macromolecules, as part of the ERC project Tuscany. Candidates should hold a master's degree in physics or engineering, or an equivalent qualification, with expertise in experimental optics, spectroscopy, electromagnetism, or Python coding. The specific tasks will be tailored to match your skills and interests. These positions are fully funded for a duration of 36 months. Contact us today to explore this exciting opportunity further!

For more details, please visit our website.

Deadline: September 15th

Opportunities for Master Students

Master students are always welcome to apply, even outside our regular posting period in the fall, if they find interesting topics in our activities. The duration of the thesis is 6 months, and the stipend is approximately 600€.

Feel free to visit our website for more information.

All applicants are encouraged to visit our website, carefully review the job postings, and reach out to our Principal Investigator (PI) with a CV and a brief motivation statement. In your motivation statement, please elaborate on your understanding of the position, identify any areas you may need clarification on, highlight how your background could contribute to the team, specify what skills or knowledge you aim to acquire, and most importantly, share what aspects of our research excite you the most.