The University of East Anglia invites applications for a PhD position in laser spectroscopy, supervised by Assoc. Prof. James Bull and funded by EPSRC.
The project focuses on excited- and ground-state dynamics of molecular photoswitches, with applications in smart materials and photopharmacology. The successful candidate will work with advanced ultrafast laser systems in a world-leading lab. The role includes comprehensive training in laser spectroscopy, data analysis, and vacuum
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Funded PhD in Laser Spectroscopy of Photoswitches in Norwich employer: University of East Anglia
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