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lithography PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
We have 22 lithography PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
Integrated quantum photonics using semiconductor quantum dots (S3.5-MPS-Fox)
The development of quantum technologies is a major field of research activity around the world. These new technologies have the potential to revolutionise computing and communication, and also to push the frontiers of metrology and sensing beyond the limits set by classical physics. Read more
Quantum phenomena arising from strong light-matter interactions in photonic structures (S3.5-MPS-Krizhanovskii)
Recent advances in semiconductor nano-technology have led to a new generation of robust controllable structures where manipulation of coupling between light and matter can be performed on a sub-micrometer scale. Read more
Exploring novel photoemission regimes with laser-driven terahertz fields for next-generation electron sources
Applications are invited for a fully funded studentship starting Oct 2025 aiming to enhance the performance of electron sources by exploiting novel photoemission schemes using nano-structured photocathodes driven by strong-field terahertz (THz) pulses. Read more
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) - Slotted photonic crystal waveguides as a platform for surface enhanced Raman detection of hydrogen (AWE and University of St Andrews)
Research Group:
CDT in Applied Photonics
Project Description. The detection of hydrogen gas is important in many industries (petrochemical, civil nuclear, transport etc) due to its highly flammable nature. Read more
PhD in Energy Reduction Methodologies for High Volume Wafer Fabrication Tools, used in Advanced Semiconductor Manufacturing.
Tokyo Electron Ltd (TEL) is the leading supplier of manufacturing equipment for the global semiconductor industry. TEL is a Japanese headquartered company, with >750 staff in Europe located in 12 countries, including the UK. Read more
Exploring single electron transistors for radiation detection
Single-electron quantum devices have potential use as radiation sensors for fundamental and applied science applications. We propose to develop arrays of graphene-based single-electron transistors that operate from deep cryogenic temperatures towards room temperature. Read more
Investigation of acrylate-NBE as photosensitive materials for the application in surface microfabrication
Light-induced surface energy conversion of hydrophobic surface to hydrophilic patterns is a new technology for surface microfabrication. Read more
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