PhD in Nanomagnetism

The successful candidates will work in the Nanomagnetism group led by Prof. Andreas Michels at the University of Luxembourg:/nExplore the relationship between intrinsic and collective magnetic properties in ordered and disordered nanoparticle assemblies, addressing both their equilibrium and dynamic behavior, with a focus on their representation in the SANS cross section and correlation function/nStudy static spin structures and compute the dynamic (time-dependent) magnetization response, where the intermediate scattering function serves as the key neutron scattering observable/nContribute to establishing a solid foundation for future studies on the coupling between thermal transport and magnetization dynamics in nanostructures, as well as on the impact of magnetism on the electrical, thermal, and magnetooptical properties of arrays of nanomagnets deposited, for example, on metallic or semiconducting substrates./nLocation: Limpertsberg Campus/nContract Type: Fixed Term Contract 36 Month (extendable up to 48 months if required)/nWork Hours: Full Time 40.0 Hours per Week/nYearly gross salary for every PhD at the UL is EUR 41976 (full time).