Open Positions

1st-Postdoctoral Position in Non-Hermitian Photonics

Topic: Anderson localization in complex landscapes

Funding: ERC CoG 2021, “Beyond_Anderson”, starting 1st Dec.-2022 until Dec. 2027

Research description: Theoretical research related to the properties of non-Hermitian disordered lattices of topological and/or nonlinear nature. Application to novel photonic systems (optical waveguides, photonic lattices, microcavities, complex lasers). Analytical and computational models and full-wave simulations, are integral part of our research methodology. Even though the position is theoretical, there would be strong collaboration with the PI's experimental network.

Position's profile: Ph.D. in Physics (Condensed Matter or Optics-Photonics) or Electrical Engineering or related field. Experience in disordered systems (classical or quantum) and/or topological wave physics would be preferable. Good communication skills in English. Experience with computational physics (matlab/python). Exceptional academic track record and high motivation to perform research. Creative and eager to learn new topics and develop new techniques.

Research description: If you are interested, please send me directly an email application at: makris@physics.uoc.gr

2nd-Postdoctoral Position in Non-Hermitian Physics

Topic: Many Body Anderson localization in quantum systems

Funding: ERC CoG 2021, “Beyond_Anderson”, starting 1st Dec.-2022 until Dec. 2027

Research description: Theoretical research related to the properties of quantum non-Hermitian disordered lattices. Theoretical study of spin lattice models and open quantum systems. Analytical and computational models and full-wave simulations, are integral part of our research methodology.

Position's profile: Ph.D. in Physics (Condensed Matter or Optics-Photonics) or related field. Experience in disordered systems and/or topological physics would be preferable. Good communication skills in English. Experience with computational physics (matlab/python). Exceptional academic track record and high motivation to perform research. Creative and eager to learn new topics and develop new techniques.

Research description: If you are interested, please send me directly an email application at: makris@physics.uoc.gr