The University of Manchester is seeking a motivated Research Associate to contribute to the electrical and optical characterisation of defects in high aluminium content AlGaN, with the aim of increasing the efficiency of UVC LEDs. You will apply advanced characterisation techniques, use DLTS and photoluminescence measurements, analyse data, and contribute to journal papers.
You will present work at academic conferences in the UK and overseas and travel to the Tyndall Institute in Cork for
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Research Associate: AlGaN Defect Physics for UVC LEDs in Manchester employer: The University of Manchester
The University of Manchester is an excellent employer, offering a vibrant work culture that values diversity and inclusivity. As a Sport Centre Assistant, you'll enjoy flexible shifts while contributing to a dynamic environment that prioritises high-quality experiences for all users. With ample opportunities for personal and professional growth, working at our esteemed institution allows you to make a meaningful impact in the community.
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The University of Manchester Recruitment Team
