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As the demands for highly trained researcher are surging, pursuing a PhD degree in Physics has become essential for you to step up your career in various industries. We custom-tailor your PhD research project based on our common interests to equip you with useful skill sets through experimental research training (high precision measurements, setting up experiments and quantitative error analysis), data analysis, and complex problem solving. Our research programs allow you to convert scientific knowledge into experimental observation and discovery, as well as development of novel measurement scheme to overcome various obstacles, creating new pathways for you to excel your future career in both academia and industry.

Highly-trained graduate students in Physics are highly welcomed in various high-tech industries, financial and banking industries, as well as both academia and industrial research. For example, as the Moore's law is approaching angstrom (Å) level, the rapid development of nanoelectronics has demanded new generation to be equipped with competitive analytical and problem solving skills, as much as deep understanding on quantum physics research to meet the new challenges. The emergence of quantum technology has further revolutionized the ways we perform computing, information transfer, sensing and energy harvesting, and asked for new skill sets to meet the technology research and development challenges.

Our group will provide you with creative and enjoyable graduate research environment to advance your career. You will work closely with scientists around the world in both academia and industries to push the limit of science and technology. We welcome postdocs, graduate and undergraduate students interested in ultrafast optics, quantum materials, electronics in angstrom (Å) level, nanophotonics and quantum and nonlinear optics to join our team. We provide highly interactive, creative working environment and competitive package for you to explore various exciting research topics. Please send email to chawkyong@phys.ntu.edu.tw to inquire.