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Computational atomistic studies of AC quantum transport in the THz regime
Ph.D. student position at DTU, Dept. of Physics, Denmark
The theoretical nanoelectronics group (Prof. M. Brandbyge) seeks a candidate to perform computational quantum transport studies of nano-conductors in the THz AC regime. A main target is to provide atomistic and quantum mechanical insights to link measurements to theory for various scattering mechanisms, f.ex. grain boundaries and point defects, in two-dimensional conductors. Here we will employ a newly developed multi-scale method to reach experimentally relevant length-scales[1]. Another target is to consider the THz field in scanning probe setups using our multi-electrode methods[2].
Project content:
Essential requirements:
Preferable experience:
The formal deadline is 1/10/2020, but it is likely to be extended due to the COVID.
Contact [email protected] for further information.
Apply here: https://www.dtu.dk/english/about/job-and-career/vacant-positions
[1] G. Calogero, N. Papior, M. Koleini, M. H. L. Larsen, M. Brandbyge, ”Multi-scale approach to first-principles electron transport beyond 100nm”, Nanoscale 11, 6153 (2019).
[2] N. R. Papior, N. Lorente, T. Frederiksen, A. Garcia, M. Brandbyge, ”Improvements on non-equilibrium and transport Green function techniques: The next-generation TRANSIESTA“, Comp. Phys. Comm., 212, 8, (2017).