SINGULUS TECHNOLOGIES devepops and assembles innovative machines and systems for efficient thin-film coating and surface treatment processes, which are used worldwide in the Photovoltaics, Semiconductor, Medical Technology, Packaging, Glass & Automotive as well as Battery & Hydrogen markets.
Our offer:
SINGULUS offers the opportunity for a passionate doctoral candidate (DC) to be part in the developing of the next generation of magnetic thin film devices enabling Artificial Intelligence (AI). We are studying the use of skyrmions, magnetic whirls with enhanced stability and dynamics. The work is embedded in the Doctoral Network (DN) TOPOCOM (Topological solitons in ferroics for unconventional computing). This exciting program offers 11 doctoral candidates the chance to profit from a close cooperation with leading European academic and major industrial partners (Infineon, IBM) to carry out cutting edge research in this field. Integral part of the program is an intensive continuous training not only in sciences but also in developing and sharpen soft skill with professional trainers to pave your further carrier in science. More details about the network are available at: www.topocom.eu
Your task:
Your task will be to develop and optimize thin-film multilayer stacks, which will be the basis of different novel magnetic non-conventional computing devices based on topological solitons. The goal is to integrate a hall sensor for direct read out of the skyrmions. In particular, we will explore the dynamics of synthetic antiferromagnetic skyrmions, which exhibit enhanced diffusive motion that lends itself to applications in token-based Brownian computing and reservoir computing.
For deposition you will learn to use SINGULUS latest generation of fully automatized production tools, for device fabrication and characterization you will use latest technology and professional support at the academic (University Mainz) and industrial (Infineon) partners. Our academic partner (UNIME) supports you with adequate theoretical background during prolonged secondments at the project partners.
For this program, an enrollment in a PhD school is mandatory. The Institute for Physics at the Johannes-Gutenberg-University Mainz (Condensed Matter Group, Prof. M. Kläui) will be the academical partner. The Physics Department has been consistently ranked as one of the leading physics departments in Germany. In the recent Shanghai and CHE ranking it was selected for the excellence group in Europe; in 2018 and 2021 Mainz was ranked #1 in Germany by the German Research Foundation.
Specific requirements/skills:
Applications from women and other typically underrepresented groups are particularly welcome.
Good reasons to choose us
Your contact person for all questions is Dr. Jürgen Langer, Juergen.Langer@Singulus.de
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SINGULUS TECHNOLOGIES AG
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