
The group photo back in early 2022, when we happily gathered after the months long restriction being lifted. Jake joined us from Nottingham for PhD and Jemima and Emily did their Masters Project with us before leaving for Sheffield and Oxford for PhD, respectively.
We support Equality, Diversity and Inclusion and welcome applications from diverse background. Send us an email for informal enquiries.
Postgraduate research students (for PhD)
We may have a fully funded (tuition fee+stipend) PhD position. Strong candidates are expected to have one or more skills from the followings:
- Competent hands-on experimental skills, e.g., electronics or cryogenics.
- Very good at scientific writing, data visualisation or theory
- Strong coding, data analysis, CAD design or instrumentation skills
If you think that you have other quality that would contribute to becoming a successful PhD in quantum materials, we are keen to hear about.
Postdoctoral researchers
We may have an open position, but we encourage candidates to seek for external funds if possible. This helps for their own career development. For instance, we support competent candidates to apply for one of the following fellowship:
- Marie Sklodowska-Curie Fellowship
- Newton Fellowship (international)
- Leverhulme Early Career Fellowship (with previous link to the UK; academic independence)
If you wish to apply for other funds (e.g., from your home country), we are happy to discuss possible support.
Advanced fellows (PI)
We encourage researchers with strong track record to apply for a PI position via fellowship:
- EPSRC Open Fellowship
- Royal Society University Research Fellowship
We will be happy to host the fellowship with necessary support (equipment, space, etc.) if their research aligns with or complements ours.
Visiting scholars, journalists, public officials and artists
Please contact us to discuss option for collaboration or support.