PhD Position Spin-Wave Generation in Quantum Materials

PhD candidate to join the QuSpin Lab at TU Delft to develop spintronic devices based on magnons in two-dimensional magnetic materials. Project involves exploration of mechanisms for generation and detection of magnons in quantum materials, including electrical, thermal, and RF generation of spin signals. Main tasks include assembly of van der Waals magnets using dry-transfer techniques, fabrication of spintronic nano-devices in state-of-the-art cleanroom facilities, low-temperature transport measurements, data analysis and modelling, close collaboration with other researchers, presenting at national/international conferences, and travel to Japan for consortium meetings and collaborations (up to 42 weeks at the Japanese site) with travel costs covered. The position is embedded in a dynamic laboratory environment within the Kavli Institute of Nanoscience Delft, and TU Delft offers a structured doctoral education program, competitive salary, and relocation support.