The University of Oxford invites applications for a DPhil studentship focused on physics-based neuromorphic computing. The project investigates spin-wave dynamics and 2D spintronic circuits, combining experimental device development with nanofabrication, electrical and magnetic characterization, and modelling.
Supervised by Dr Safeer Chenattukuzhiyil within the MIND Research Group, the fellowship covers tuition fees and provides a standard stipend as part of the Royal Society grant.
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DPhil in Neuromorphic Computing: Spintronics & 2D Materials in Oxford employer: University of Oxford
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