Research Fellow (Physics)
Research Fellow (Physics)
National University Of SingaporeFresher
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Job Description
Job Title: Research Fellow (Physics)
University-Level Unit: Science
Faculty/Department-Level Unit: Physics
Employee Category: Research Staff
Location_ONB: Kent Ridge Campus
Posting Start Date: 07/07/2026
Job Description
Investigation of nanoscale processes using in-situ/operando Transmission Electron Microscopy (TEM). Key research topics include phase transitions, materials growth, crystallization, catalysis, and electrochemistry.
Qualifications
Ph.D. in Physics, Materials Science, Chemistry, or related disciplines, with a proven ability for outstanding research that is reflected in applicants publication record.
Skills And Experience
University-Level Unit: Science
Faculty/Department-Level Unit: Physics
Employee Category: Research Staff
Location_ONB: Kent Ridge Campus
Posting Start Date: 07/07/2026
Job Description
Investigation of nanoscale processes using in-situ/operando Transmission Electron Microscopy (TEM). Key research topics include phase transitions, materials growth, crystallization, catalysis, and electrochemistry.
Qualifications
Ph.D. in Physics, Materials Science, Chemistry, or related disciplines, with a proven ability for outstanding research that is reflected in applicants publication record.
Skills And Experience
- Programming in Python (must), Image processing (desirable).
- Basics of Si Microfabrication and familiarity with lithography, wet and dry etch, liftoff process, etc. (desirable).
- Experience in Transmission Electron Microscopy (must).
- Experience in a nanomaterials synthesis (desirable) and electrochemistry (desirable)
More Info
Key Skills
Nanomaterials synthesis
Liftoff process
Programming in Python
Transmission Electron Microscopy
Si Microfabrication
About Company
Research Fellow (Condensed Matter Physics and 2-D Materials Devices)National University Of Singapore
Skills:
CVD growth of ultrathin 2D materials, dry transfer and stacking of 2D materials, lithography of nanodevices, low temperature magnetic field transport system