The Max-Born-Institute for Nonlinear Optics and ShortPulse Spectroscopy (www.mbi-berlin.de) is part of theForschungsverbund Berlin e.V.” and is a member of the“Wissenschaftsgemeinschaft Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz (WGL)”.In Division B: Light Matter Interaction in Intense Laser Fields(Director: Prof. Dr. W. Sandner) a position is offered for adoctoral studentin the field of experimental atomic and molecular physics.The position is immediately available for a 3-years term. Thesuccesslul applicant will work on a project funded by the “DeutscheForschungsgemeinschaft” (DFG). The specific field of researchwill be the investigation of the interaction of aligned moleculeswith high intensity ultra-short laser pulses at large internuclearseparation.Applicants should hold a university degree equivalent to theGerman diploma or a master degree and have good knowledge inatomic and molecular physics, ultra-short pulse laser techniques,or photo-electron/ion spectroscopy.Applications referring to the ref. no. 3-b2 should be addressed to:Dr. H. Rottke, Max-Born-Institut, Max-Born-Str. 2a, 12489 Berlin,Germany, Tel.: +49-30-6392-1370, e-mail: rottke@mbi-berlin.de,preferably by e-mail.64Faculty Search: Condensed Matter Physics,Biophysics and Quantum OpticsThe Nanyang Technological University (NTU), an excellence-driven researchuniversity in Singapore, is inviting candidates with internationally proven trackrecords to apply for positions at the Associate or Full Professor levels in the Divisionof Physics and Applied Physics. Candidates with potential for distinction may alsoapply for tenure track positions at the Assistant Professor level.We are looking for experimental and theory applicants whose research agendacomplements existing departmental strengths, including• nanoscale materialset your obs noticedwith our eaturedrecruiter option.• correlated electron systems• integrated science interfacing with related disciplines, and• quantum opticsFor the experimental positions, we particularly encourage applicants with a strongrecord of accomplishments and interest in the development of new techniquesincluding applications of precision measurements to the abovementioned areas.For the theory positions, expertise in materials, biomolecular physics or optics isdesirable.Email abi.simsoniop.orgwww.brightrecruits.comThe Division has in place a broad cross disciplinary scheme with Materials Science,Engineering, Mathematical and Biological Sciences, and Chemistry, which isenhanced by an extensive infrastructure for the fabrication and sophisticatedcharacterization of materials.Applicants should also be, or show promise of becoming, excellent teachers at theundergraduate and graduate levels.Candidates should submit a curriculum vitae, publications list, research plan, andarrange to have three letters of reference sent to us. Electronic submissions arestrongly encouraged - use Subject: Faculty Search, and send to:PAPrecruit@ntu.edu.sg.et your obs noticed with oureatured recruiter option.Applications will be accepted until the positions are filled, but only those receivedby 1 Jul 2010 will be assured of full consideration. The appointment will begin on orafter 1 Jan 2011 depending on the circumstances of the successful applicant.Email chris.thomasiop.orgwww.brightrecruits.comPhD Position inUntitled-5 1 Theoretical Biological PhysicsCentre for Integrated19/4/10 10:50:40Systems BiologyImperial College LondonApplications are invited for a PhD position at Imperial College Londonto study the quantitative aspects of sensing and signalling in variousbiological contexts. Specifically, the role of cooperativity, feedback, noise,and cell mechanics in signal propagation and information processing will beinvestigated.For ideal candidate background and eligibility requirements, seehttp://www3.imperial.ac.uk/biologicalphysics/opportunities.Send application material to r.endres@imperial.ac.uket your obsnoticed with oureatured recruiteroption.Email abi.simsoniop.orgwww.brightrecruits.comPhysics World May 2010
sWork in a stimulatinginternational environmentwith the prospect ofpublishing in high-impactjournalsGross salary 27 k€,tax paid net salary>1550 €/month47-50 days of annualand compensatory leaveA lightfor scienceJoin the ESRFPh.D. Student Programme!Thesis subjects coverfrontline research in:physicschemistrybiologyESRFAll new positions onwww.synchrotronjobs.comor go towww.esrf.eu/jobsMAX PLANCK INSTITUTEMax-Planck Institute for the Science of LightGuenther-Scharowsky Str. 1/Bau 2491058 Erlangenhttp://mpl.mpg.defor the science of lightPrincipal Research FellowshipThe Max-Planck Institute for the Science of Light (Russell Division) is seekingoutstanding candidates for a Principal Research Fellowship (equivalent to a W2-level Associate Professorship). The successful applicant will have several yearspostdoctoral experience and an excellent track record in high-risk cutting-edgephotonics research. He/she will join a well-funded dynamic research group,based in extensive new laboratories, with many opportunities for national andinternational collaboration. As well as helping coordinate and advise a largeand enthusiastic team of PhD students, postdoctoral researchers and visitors,the appointee will be encouraged to develop his/her own research projects.Current research in the division focuses on scientific applications of photoniccrystal fibres, for example nonlinear optics and trapping in gas and vapour-filledhollow-core fibres (see www.pcfibre.com for more information). If desired,teaching opportunities may be arranged by agreement with the University ofErlangen-Nuremberg.The Max Planck Society is an equal opportunity employer. Applications fromwomen, disabled people and minority groups are particularly welcome.Full applications or informal enquiries should be sent by email to personal@mpl.mpg.de (postal applications will not be accepted). The closing date isJune 28, 2010, although late applications may also be considered. Max-PlanckInstitute for the Science of Light, Guenther-Scharowsky-Str. 1/Bau 24, D-91058Erlangen, Tel: +49-9131-6877-301.Lecturer (Two positions)Experimental Condensed Matter PhysicsSchool of PhysicsFaculty of ScienceJunior ScientistOPENINGonspatially resolved Raman spectroscopy● Leading international university● The Innovative Paul Scherrer and Institute creative is environmentwith 1300 employees the largest research centre for the● natural Clayton and campus engineering sciences in Switzerland and a worldwide leading user A two-year position, as a junior scientist, is available at the Istituto Officina dei Materialilaboratory. Its research activities are concentrated on the three main topics of solid-state of the Italian Council of Research on EU FP7 funded project aimed at performing RamanThephysics,Opportunityenergy and environmental research as well as human health.spectroscopy with nanometric spatial resolution.The School of Physics seeks to appoint two Lecturers (Level B), who will lead thedevelopment For the use of at innovative the beamlines research of programmes the Swiss Light in condensed Source (SLS) matter - one physics. of the mostThe successful candidate will have the opportunity to workApplicants advanced will radiation hold a PhD sources in an worldwide area relevant - the to Detector experimental Group condensed develops one- matter and twowithin the framework of an ambitious project funded by the EUphysics dimensional and have high a record speed of solid publications state detectors. and citations In a in collaboration the highest impact between physics the ESRFcommission which aims at the detection and identification ofjournals. (Grenoble, Successful France) applicants and PSI Eiger, will be a expected large multi to module attract single national photon competitive counting pixelsingle unknown molecules in biological systems. The idea isgrants, detector establish system an for independent applications research at synchrotrons, program, is being supervise developed. research studentsbased on atomic force microscope manipulation and extractionand contribute to undergraduate teaching. The capacity for scientific outreach andof molecules out of their specific environment and on theexperience In this respect, in engaging the SLS with Detector talented Group students is seeking would a be considered favourably.identification of the molecular composition through near-fieldFor more information about the School of Physics, go toRaman scattering spectroscopy. The selected scientist willhttp://www.physics.monash.edu.au/be in charge of the design and fabrication of new cantileversPostdoctoral FellowAll applications should address the selection criteria. Please refer to “How to Applyand of their implementation on a commercial AFM, in closefor Detector Monash jobs’ Development below.collaboration with the AFM manufacturer. She/He will also beSwiss Light Sourcedirectly involved in the use of the set-up for tip enhanced RamanThe Universityspectroscopy and microscopy. The scientist will benefit of a sideMonash University has a bold vision - to deliver significant improvements to theby side collaboration with the neurobiologists in charge of thehuman Your condition. tasks Distinguished by its international perspective, Monash takesbiological aspects and the physicist in charge of the opticalpride in Work its commitment on the development to innovative of the research pixel detector and high (optimization quality teaching of the and system,(spectroscopic, photonic and plasmonic) <strong>issue</strong>s of the project.learning. performing measurements and data analysis)Eligible candidates must hold a PhD and a solid post-doc Implementation at beamlinesThe Benefitsexperience in biophysics and nanotechnology. A former Support of the detector systems and participation in X-ray experimentsRemuneration package: $84,614 - $100,479 pa Level B (includes employerexperience in scanning probe microscopy and/or design andsuperannuation Your profile of 17%).This role is a full-time position, however flexible workingdevelopment of microscopic and spectroscopic equipmentarrangements You hold a PhD may in be physics negotiated. preferably Monash in the field offers of silicon a range detector of professionaldevelopment. Youand/or microfabrication is strongly recommended. The position is for one year, renewable for adevelopment have good programs, knowledge support of analog for research, and digital study electronics and overseas and sensors work, generous for solid state second year, starting from September 2010. Yearly gross salary is €33,000, according to nationalmaternity detectors. leave Experience and flexible in work C/C++ arrangements. programming, data analysis and experience in regulations. Further informations are available at the following websites:Duration synchrotron Continuing radiation appointment instrumentation would be appreciated.http://www.cbm.fvg.it/laboratories/scanning_probehttp://www.singlemoleculedetection.eu/Location You will Clayton work as campus a team player in a stimulating international environment, giving you http://www.tasc.infm.it/~lazzarino/index.htmlEnquiries excellent Only opportunities for new initiatives and independent research.Interested applicants should submit a complete CV including list of publications and name of twoAssociate Professor Michael Morgan on +61 3 9905 3645 or email michael.referees (with e-mail address) by e-mail to:morgan@sci.monash.edu.auFor further information please contact: Dr Bernd Schmitt, phone +41 (0)56 310 23 14, Dr. Marco LazzarinoRef bernd.schmitt@psi.chNo A1010606IOM-CNR, Laboratorio TASC,Please submit your application to: Paul Scherrer Institut, Human Resources, Ref. codeApplications Close Friday, 2 July 2010Area Science Park, Basovizza, 34149 Trieste Italy6114, Elke Baumann, 5232 Villigen PSI, Switzerland or to: elke.baumann@psi.chlazzarino@tasc.infm.itApplications www.psi.chvia link belowphone: +39.040.375.6434http://monash.turborecruit.com.au/job/job_details.cfm?id=442421&from=fax: +39.040.226767Physics World May 2010 65