Desired skills:Strong experimental background in (1) quantum magnetometry based on spin defects in solids / related field OR (2) ultrafast opticsMotivation to perform challenging high-risk research with potentially big impactAbility to work independentlyWillingness to learn new techniquesAbility to develop a vision for the future development of the projectIf you want to join us on this adventure, please send your application (consisting of CV and names of 2-3 references) to: denitsa.baykusheva@ista.ac.at. Note that recommendation letters are not required at this stage.About ISTA: The Institute of Science and Technology Austria (ISTA) is a PhD granting research institution dedicated to cutting-edge research in Physics, Mathematics, Chemistry & Materials, Computer Science, and other disciplines. The working language of ISTA is English. The campus of ISTA is in the historic city of Klosterneuburg, on the picturesque outskirts of Vienna – which has been voted as one of the most livable cities in the world. Vienna’s beautiful downtown and the Vienna international airport are conveniently within reach by public transportation. ISTA was established in 2006 by the Federal Government of Austria to facilitate world-class basic research and train the next generation of scientific leaders. Although ISTA is less than two decades old, it currently has about 87 research groups supported by state-of-the-art infrastructure, with plans to grow to 150 groups in 2036. ISTA has a diverse international population, with students, scientists, and staff from more than 70 countries.Job details
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