The University of Bristol invites applications for a PhD project advancing Radio-Frequency Integrated Circuit technology based on optically induced plasmas in silicon. You will work in the Photonics and Quantum Research group led by Professor Martin Cryan, contributing to electromagnetic modelling, cleanroom fabrication and on-wafer probe testing.
The project continues a decade of Bristol research activity, with access to world-class facilities and collaboration across academic staff and
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PhD in Optically Controlled RFICs for Broadband Silicon employer: University of Bristol
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