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Nanotechnology PhD Projects, Programs & Scholarships in Ireland

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  PhD on quantum optics and quantum information with site-controlled dots
Tyndall National Institute Photonics
  Dr E Pelucchi
Applications accepted all year round
Tyndall National Institute at University College, Cork invites applications for a PhD opportunity. The EPN group, Tyndall National Institution and University College Cork fund a PhD position on “quantum optics and quantum information with site-controlled dots “.
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  Photonic quantum technologies with cluster states from quantum dots
Tyndall National Institute Photonics
  Dr G Juska
Applications accepted all year round
The Epitaxy and Physics of Nanostructures (EPN) group, Tyndall National Institute and University College Cork (Ireland) fund a PhD position on photonic quantum technologies with cluster states from quantum dots.
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  Numerical Fourier Optics: Software and signal processing for modern microscopy
University College Dublin School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering
  Dr J Healy, Prof J Sheridan
Applications accepted all year round
The UCD optical engineering research group will be supporting a candidate in applying for research funding for PhD studies in our group later this year, for research in numerical Fourier optics.
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  Nano-enhanced Contact Lenses for the Treatment of Ocular Disease
Waterford Institute of Technology Department of Research
  Dr L Fitzhenry, Dr G Behl
Application Deadline: 26 April 2019
Post summary. Diseases of the posterior segment of the eye are increasing considerably, in part due to an ageing population. One such disease, Age-related macular degeneration (AMD), the most common cause of blindness in patients over sixty, accounts for almost 10% of blindness worldwide.
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