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Condensed Matter Physics PhD Projects, Programs & Scholarships in the UK
We have 110 Condensed Matter Physics PhD Projects, Programs & Scholarships in the UK
We have 110 Condensed Matter Physics PhD Projects, Programs & Scholarships in the UK
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Understanding 2D material memristors by atomic resolution imaging
The relentless advance of Moore's Law, and the evermore powerful computational capabilities it has gifted us through continued device miniaturisation, will soon cease. Read more
Selective epitaxy of Silicon Carbide for energy applications
This PhD project is an exciting opportunity to be involved in innovative and pioneering research on selective epitaxial growth of silicon carbide (SiC) semiconductor material. Read more
Terahertz quantum cascade lasers
Research Group:
School of Electronic & Electrical Engineering
The terahertz frequency range sits between the microwave and mid-infrared regions of the electromagnetic spectrum, but has long resisted exploitation owing… Read more
Optimised colour centre control for diamond quantum technologies
The development and implementation of quantum communication networks enables the possibility of deterministically secure links between remote nodes and is a necessary step in the realization of distributed quantum computing. Read more
Controlling spin qubits in diamond: towards building a quantum computer
Controlling spin qubits in diamond. towards building a quantum computer. If a quantum computer could be built with enough qubits, it would be able to solve problems that are intractable with the classical computers we have now. Read more
The development, characterisation, and application of perfect, pure, and functionalised diamond
The development, characterisation, and application of perfect, pure, and functionalised diamond. Read more
Ultrafast Complex Laser Field Synthesis
We are looking to hire an excellent and very motivated student to conduct a PhD project in X-ray metrology of materials. She/He/They will develop a new designed femtosecond laser source that will provide complex femtosecond laser field synthesis. Read more
Attosecond X-ray Coherent Tomography
We are looking to hire an excellent and very motivated student to conduct a PhD project in X-ray metrology of materials. Read more
High pressure studies of functional materials
The project will exploit high pressure to understand how the functional properties of electronic materials can be tuned. Read more
PhD in Engineering - Spin-sensitive windows into molecular photonic materials
Molecular semiconductors offer a tunable, low-cost platform to develop a range of photonic applications ranging from energy harvesting and light emission to bio-imaging. Read more
PhD in Engineering - Quantum sensing with molecular spins
The sensitivity of quantum states to their surroundings provides a resource for developing new classes of quantum sensors with unprecedented capabilities. Read more
Development of nanoporous GaN on Silicon substrate for optoelectronic devices
Research Group:
Condensed Matter and Photonics
Porous group III-Nitrides are emerging as compound semiconductors with novel properties and applications such as strain-free optical reflectors, chemical sensors and a key development pathway to device lift-off from the native substrates and remote epitaxy. Read more
PhD studentship on the Developing and Operating a Trapped Ion Quantum computer Prototype
We recently invented a method where quantum gates with trapped ions are executed by the application of voltages to a microchip in the presence of a few global radiation fields analogous to the operation of transistors in a classical computer. Read more
PhD Studentship in Cavity-QED with multi-species ion crystals
The ICTM-group was established in 2012 at the University of Sussex by Matthias Keller with the intention to investigate and employ the interaction of ions and light and ions with atoms and molecules. Read more
PhD Studentship in Materials Physics
The Materials Physics group is led by. Professor Alan Dalton. Find out more about the group. here. The Project. Ceramic materials within X-ray scanners can lose mechanical integrity due to deleterious charging. Read more
