The University of Birmingham seeks a PhD student to explore nanophotonics and plasmonics, using metallic nanocavities and metasurfaces to confine light and enhance light-matter interaction. The project aims to detect MIR signatures of single molecules at room temperature via molecular upconversion, within a UKRI Future Leaders Fellowship framework.
The candidate should have an undergraduate degree in Physics, Materials Science or related physical science, with strong analytical and experimental
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The PhD in Single‑Molecule Nanophotonics & MIR Upconversion role at University of Birmingham is now open for applications in Birmingham, England, United Kingdom.
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