A new JAE Intro SOMdM 2021 call is now open for Research Fellowships for University Students at Severo Ochoa and María de Maeztu Research Centers. From ICMAB, the call is open to students who will course a Master during the academic year 2021-2022 and who are willing to begin working in the field of research in Materials Science, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Biomedicine and related areas. The application will be open from 14 May to 15 June 2021.
From ICMAB we offer a total of 7 fellowships, to choose among the 19 projects proposed, in the field of Energy Conversion and Storage, Superconductors, Oxides and Complex Structures, Organic Electronics and Bioactive materials for therapy and diagnosis. Take a look at the complete list below.
The fellowships are for 5 consecutive months during the academic year 2021-2022, for a total of 5,000 € (1,000 € per month). The mentored research training period will take place at the ICMAB facilities. The application will be open from 14 May to 15 June 2021 through the CSIC website.
Metal colloids sustain localized surface plasmon resonances (LSPR), collective oscillations of the free electron cloud of the metal that are exploited in lighting, sensing or heating. The optical characteristics of these LSPR resonances are determined by the size and shape of the nanoparticle and can only be modified at the synthesis stage. The optical losses intrinsic to the metal impose a lower limit in the bandwidth of the resonances, measured by the quality factor (Q = l/ Dl) with typical values below 10. However, these optical loses can be compensated if the metal colloids are disposed in a periodic array. In such ordered configuration, the collective response of the assembly can sustain surface lattice resonances (SLR), with one order of magnitude higher Q factors than isolated colloids thus paving the way to use these structures as cavities for lasing.
So far, these ordered arrays of metal nanoparticles or plasmonic crystals are typically fabricated via top down lithographic processes, thus hindering their implementation in commercial applications. In this collaboration, we will use fully scalable techniques for the fabrication of such plasmonic crystals. We will use elastomeric pre-patterned molds to induce the assembly of metal colloids produced by wet chemistry synthesis. By exploiting the self-assembly of the colloid under templates we will obtain a variety of geometries that will greatly affect the emission characteristics of dyes and nanocrystals placed therein, resulting in highly efficient light emission and lasing.
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For more information about the project topics, you can contact each one of the researchers.
The call is for students who have finished their degree and who are enrolled on a Masters for the academic year 2021-2022 in the fields of Materials Science and Technology, Physics, Chemistry, Biology or Biomedicine. Applicants should have an average grade equal or higher than 7.5/10. The objective is to initiate students in the research activity in the diverse scientific areas, and to enable them to be in contact with the ICMAB research center and its researchers. Candidates should select up to three projects of the ones listed in this website, in which they are willing to participate.
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