Our group is looking for motivated people to join our team as PhD students. You will work with a novel technique, the momentum microscope, and reveal peculiarities of the electronic and crystal structure of highly corelated materials.
In our group you will gain experience with:
- State-of-the-art ultra-high vacuum technology;
- Experimental data analysis (XPD, XPS, ARPES, MOKE);
- Sample preparation for the surface sensitive photoemission experiments;
- Operation of the time-of-flight momentum microscopy setup;
- Operation of Kerr microscope (MOKE);
- Measurements at synchrotron facilities;
- Writing of scientific papers and presenting of the experimental results at international conferences;
- Work in international environment and the opportunity to interact with a wide network of international collaborators.
Possible topics
Investigation of inversion symmetry breaking in electronically corelated materials with inelastic scattering in transmission time-of-flight momentum microscopy
- Operando angle-resolved photoemission spectroscopy (ARPES) of heterostructures and devices on the base of them
- Standing Wave X-ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy for Multilayered Systems
- Spin-resolved angle-resolved photoemission spectroscopy (ARPES) of electronically corelated materials
If there is no open position within running projects in the group we are always open to discuss joint funding applications.
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