Research Fellow (Nanoscience and Nanofabrication)

Job Description

The successful candidate will work with Associate Professor Utkur Mirsaidov on exciting research nanoscience projects using cutting-edge in-situ high-resolution transmission electron microscopic techniques (TEM).

Main responsibilities:

• Nanoscale imaging of chemical and physical processes using advanced in situ Transmission Electron Microscopy (TEM).

• Responsible for developing new methods for micro- and nanofabrication of interconnects used in future generation microelectronics components.

• Since the candidate will be working in an international and multicultural environment, fluency in English and good people skills are essential.

• We are a group of dynamic and creative researchers who love science, looking for like-minded candidates who are willing to head on challenges and go the extra mile.

The successful candidate is also privileged to be trained in advanced microscopic techniques that bring you to the next level in the research world.

Training provided:

• Transmission electron microscope (TEM)

• Advanced Programming in Python for Image analysis

• Micro- and nanofabrication

Qualifications

Qualifications / Discipline:

• PhD. in one of the following disciplines: Physics (preferred), Engineering, Chemistry, Mathematics

Skills:

•             Main: Solid programming skills with experience in Python/Matlab/ and Electron Microscopy

•             Bonus: Imaging process, visualization, scientific image analysis experience

•             Bonus: nanomaterial, cleanroom experience

•             Possess great interpersonal and communication skills, hard-working and not afraid of challenges.

More Information

Location: Kent Ridge Campus

Organization: Faculty of Science

Department : Physics

Job requisition ID : 20213