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PhD Studentship in Physics (Photonics), The University of Dublin, Ireland The University of Dublin Trinity College: PhD studentship in Physics (Photonics) Applications are sought from suitably qualified candidates to undertake research towards a PhD degree in Physics. The candidates must be citizens of the European Union, have a first-class or upper second-class honours degree in Physics or a related discipline before the studentship begins and will work under the supervision of Prof. Eithne McCabe in the School of Physics in Trinity College Dublin. This training programme will include advanced specialized courses in Years 1 and 2, and students will benefit from the courses in Innovation and Entrepreneurship and generic skills training offered by the Innovation Academy 

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PhD Studentship in Physics (Photonics), The University of Dublin, Ireland

The University of Dublin
Trinity College: PhD studentship in Physics (Photonics)

Applications are sought from suitably qualified candidates to undertake research towards a PhD degree in Physics. The candidates must be citizens of the European Union, have a first-class or upper second-class honours degree in Physics or a related discipline before the studentship begins and will work under the supervision of Prof. Eithne McCabe in the School of Physics in Trinity College Dublin. This training programme will include advanced specialized courses in Years 1 and 2, and students will benefit from the courses in Innovation and Entrepreneurship and generic skills training offered by the Innovation Academy. This PRTLI5-funded structured PhD programme integrates with existing research strengths of the School of Physics where Nanoscience, Photonics, and Computational Physics are identified as major research themes.

The project will involve novel imaging using surface plasmons. For more than a century the emphasis has been on diffraction limited resolution. In recent years many exciting, new approaches have emerged in terms of both imaging on the nanoscale and using nanoparticles to highlight charcateristics of a sample. The optical characteristics of many systems can be significantly enhanced by plasmonics. They promise to have a major impact in many areas of nanoscience including photonic electronics where surface plasmon polaritons offer promise in the miniaturisation of photonis circuits. This project will investigate the physics and applications of plasmonics in novel imaging environments.

The studentship, with a stipend of €16,000 per annum, is available from September 2011. Applications including a CV and the contact details of two academic referees must be submitted to physics[ at ]tcd.ie with the subject line “Prof. Eithne McCabe PRTLI5 studentship”.

Any additional enquiries may be directed to Prof. Eithne McCabe, eithne[dot]mccabe[at]tcd[dot]ie.

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