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We have 14 lithography PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
lithography PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
We have 14 lithography PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
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Next-generation solid-state nanopore sensing
Nanopore-integrated biosensor technology has attracted considerable attention with its promise of revolutionizing techniques ranging from biological… Read more
Nanotechnology Strategies for Cardiovascular Investigations
PhD Studentship. Nanotechnology Strategies for Cardiovascular Investigations. Project Details. Cardiovascular diseases are the major cause of mortality worldwide, yet there is still a lack of effective treatments. Read more
Direct e-beam writing of Nanostructures (TWO STUDENTSHIPS AVAILABLE)
Two fully funded (bench fees and stipend) 36 month studentships are available with Dr David J. Read more
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) - Synthetic optical materials for photonic metasurfaces applications (STMicroelectronics and University of St Andrews)
Research Group:
CDT in Applied Photonics
While current progress of the research in metamaterials technology has produced many solutions for devices in imaging, sensing and analysis, at industrial level the most promising routes remain largely aligned to CMOS compatible manufacturing approaches. Read more
Deep UV QPM materials
Supervisory Team. Prof. Peter G R Smith and Prof. Corin Gawith. Project description. Our team specialises in the development and manufacturing of novel optoelectronic devices for applications in quantum technology, integrated optical sensors and laser optics. Read more
Plasmonic enhancement of single-molecule charge-transport and optoelectronic response.
Recent advancements in nanoscience have enabled the reliable and reproducible wiring of molecules into electrical circuits. Read more
Heusler alloy films for nano-spintronic devices
Heusler-alloy films are theoretically predicted to show 100% spin polarisation and is therefore ideal to be used in spintronic devices [1],[2]. Read more
Development of a quantum spin-current generator
We plan to observe new quantum phenomena by measuring nanoscale spintronic devices at very low-temperature. Read more
Fully Funded PhD studentship on microfabrication processes for sub-THz devices for 6G wireless networks
Supervisors. Professor Claudio Paoloni, Dr. Rosa Letizia, School of Engineering. Read more
PhD in Engineering - Superconducting circuits for ultrafast THz pulses and semiconductor quantum nano-electronics
The fundamental building block of all quantum technologies, called the ‘Qubit’, is still under investigation and there are currently many technologies that can create reliable qubits that can be easily manipulated, ranging from semiconducting, superconducting, photonic etc. Read more
PhD in Engineering - Semiconductors topological nano-photonics with ultrafast THz pulses
The advent of 5G telecommunication technology and has put strong foundations and demand for the development of the next generation of wireless communications, namely 6G. Read more
Nanomechanical functional patterning of intracellular environment
Since the early developments of micro and nano-patterning, their potential to inform biological processes has been envisaged. Notable observations have been performed in the field of cell adhesion, sensing, and differentiation. Read more
Develop point-of-care microfluidic and bioprinting technologies for cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases
Excessive clotting (thrombosis) leads to the cardiovascular diseases such as heart attack and stroke—the No.1 world-wide killer, killing one Australian every 12 minutes. Read more
Spatial and temporal structures in attosecond light
Advances in laser sources over the past three decades have allowed us to push nonlinear optics into extreme, highly non-perturbative regimes where large numbers of photons interact with matter and each other, often merging into high-order harmonics of the driving laser source and producing ultrafast light pulses lasting for mere attoseconds [1]. Read more
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