International Scholarships

PhD studentship in Investigation of high-speed optical communication transmission and network architectures, Department of Electronic and Electrical Engineering, University College London A fully-funded PhD research studentship has become available through the award of recent grants for which we are looking to recruit high-calibre students for the following projects, starting in 2007: : supported by Yokogawa, … [More Info]

Faculty of Informatics at the Masaryk University in Brno invites applicants for the following Postdoctoral Research Fellowships. The first position is focused on Analysis of multidimensional image data acquired using optical microscopy. The post-doc will be involved in the research of image analysis methods suitable for the processing of biomedical image data generated using optical … [More Info]

The Photonics Laboratory in the Department of Microtechnology and Nanoscience at Chalmers University of Technology, Göteborg, Sweden, has a PhD student position available for research on fiber optic communication and related studies. The research area is described below. Fiber optic parametric amplifiers and applications We have been working on fiber optic parametric amplifiers (FOPA) and … [More Info]

Faculty of Informatics at the Masaryk University in Brno invites applicants for three Research Fellowships (postdocs). The first position is focused on Analysis of multidimensional image data acquired using optical microscopy. The post-doc will be involved in the research of image analysis methods suitable for the processing of biomedical image data generated using optical microscopy. … [More Info]

The Geography Department and Coastal and Marine Resources Centre of University College Cork, Ireland, have two funded research studentships available to commence in October 2008. The studentships cover university fees at the EU level, and an annual stipend. The PhD project aims to address issues of the use of Geoinformatics technologies for predicting the effects … [More Info]

PhD. position 1: In-situ characterization of electrodes using novel SPM methods In-situ, high temperature scanning probe microscope (SPM) measurements on solid oxide fuel cell electrodes is a new method with many perspectives for a more profound understanding of the details of the fuel cell processes, including identifying the obstacles for the ion transfer. The CAHT-SPM … [More Info]

PhD-positions in Nanooptics With focus on biological applications and fundamental studies, respectivelyDirect recruitment applied. Application deadline May 31 2007. Reference number 2007/58 The last decade has witnessed a dramatic development in the area of optical microscopy and spectroscopy. Using metallic nanostructures, it is now possible to control the propagation and interaction of light at the … [More Info]