Explore a funded 3.5-year PhD research project in applied materials and photonics. The focus is on innovative sensing and modulation using topological devices, applicable to various industries.

This Doctoral Landscape Award opportunity invites candidates with a strong background in physics or materials science. Experience in optical simulations and hands-on testing will be essential as you explore recent material interactions. Engage in projects that have significant academic and industry relevance.

Key Responsibilities:
• Run optical simulations for device evaluations
• Fabricate and test topological photonic devices
• Collaborate on practical materials testing
• Successfully set up and manage experimental equipment
• Lead initiatives in related research projects

Requirements:
• 2.1 honours degree or equivalent in a relevant field
• Expertise in physics, materials science, or engineering
• Passion for hands-on experimental research
• Interest in interdisciplinary collaborations
• Readiness to engage with industry partners

Become a key contributor to pioneering research in applied photonics and materials science.
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📌 PhD Project in Applied Materials and Photonics (Nova Scotia)
🏢 Emerging Scholars Council
📍 Nova Scotia