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Post Doctoral position available. Read this page thoroughly, and if interested, send an email with your CV to Avradeep.
Our work focuses on studying and exploring novel phenomena that emerges at the interface of hybrid materials or multilayered electronic phases. Examples include but not limited to Ferromagnet/Superconductor interfaces, 2D material/Heavy metal interfaces etc.
In due course, we will also be designing a host of superconducting devices which are required for various applications like RFSQ cryogenic memory, superconducting resonators and qubits, tunnel junctions for heterodyne mixing etc.
Working in the QMD lab
You will be involved in growing multilayerd-thin films, nanofabrication, and measurement of the fabricated devices at temperatures close to absolute zero.
You will be using a host of sophisticated state of the art equipment which include customised ultra-high vacuum systems, optical and electron beam lithography, various dry plasma etching techniques, and closed cycle helium and helium-3 refrigerators with various sourcing, measuring modules and lockin amplifiers, and a generous dose of python scripting for data acquisition and analysis .
Interested in joining the lab as a Post-Doc?
You must have experience with at least one and preferably a combination of more than one of the following:
Working with thin film superconductors, ferromagnets or exfoliated 2D materials
Handling of high vacuum systems and sputter/eveporation growth techniques
Lithography and general cleanroom usage
Usage of low temperature (4.2K or lower) measurement systems
Interested in joining the lab as a PhD?
If Condensed matter systems and Materials physics in general excites you, then drop an email to avradeep (at) iitb(.)ac(.)in
Candidates with MSc/M.Tech in Physics, Materials Science and EE with a general interest in quantum mechanics are sought.
NET JRF qualified candidates in Phsyics are especially encouraged to apply
Teaching Assistant (TA) fellowship positions from IIT Bombay are avalable
All candidates (NET JRF funded or aspiring TAs) have to go through the IITB MEMS department PhD selecion procedure to join the lab.
Interested in joining the lab as a DD/M.Tech/B.Tech student?
Go through this website thoroughly, and then visit the lab
You must have ideally credited/audited courses related to solid state phsyics or electronic/magnetic properties of materials
Preference will be given to those students who want to get associated with the lab from their junior years
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