Solidarity with Ukrainian refugees
Solidarity with Ukrainian refugees
The Nanoscience Cooperative Research Center CIC nanoGUNE, located in Donostia / San Sebastian, Basque Country (Spain), kindly offers support to researchers (particularly PhD students and post-docs) who have been forced to leave Ukraine as a result of the ongoing war.
NanoGUNE is a research center set up with the mission to carry out world-class nanoscience research for the competitive growth of the Basque Country. NanoGUNE is a member of the Basque Research and Technology Alliance (BRTA) and is also recognized by the Spanish Research Agency as a "Maria de Maeztu" Unit of Excellence (2022-2025).
We offer a temporary contract to candidates that would be interested in working in one of the following topics:
- Magnetic materials, thin films, and multi-layers: magnetic properties and magneto-optics
- Contact person: Andreas Berger (a.berger@nanogune.eu)
- Plasmonic and magneto-optical properties of magnetic nanostructures and metamaterials
- Contact person: Paolo Vavassori (p.vavassori@nanogune.eu
- THz and IR near-field microscopy for materials nanocharacterization and polariton nanophotonics
- Contact person: Rainer Hillenbrand (r.hillenbrand@nanogune.eu)
- Electrospun and 3D-printed polymer fibers, and biomolecular self-assembly
- Contact person: Alexander Bittner (a.bittner@nanogune.eu)
- Genome editing of living cells and nanomechanics of microbial infections using single-cell techniques
- Contact person: Raul Perez-Jimenez (r.perezjimenez@nanogune.eu)
- Theory and computational simulation of nanostructures and irradiated quantum systems.
- Contact person: Emilio Artacho (e.artacho@nanogune.eu)
- Fabrication of functional nanomaterials and coatings
- Contact person: Mato Knez (m.knez@nanogune.eu)
Candidates should apply by completing the form below and attaching the following documents:
- A complete CV
- A cover letter