Explore a funded 3.5-year PhD research project in applied materials and photonics. The focus is on cutting-edge 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 new 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.

📌 PhD Project in Applied Materials and Photonics (Ontario)
🏢 Emerging Scholars Council
📍 Ontario