The thematic project iPhD (Integrate Photonic Devices) is an effort involving 11 scientists from Unicamp, Mackenzie and Unesp universities that seeks to investigate the boundaries of integrated photonics, in which linear and nonlinear phenomena in nanoscale photonic cavities and waveguides will be explored, and develop new photonic materials that may revolutionize the functionalities of integrated photonic devices.
We invite scientists seeking postdoctoral internships in the fields of integrated photonics, 2D materials and nanophotonics to apply for one of the 5 fellowships available. We are looking for outstanding candidates who are scientifically independent and willing to work collaboratively with students and other researchers. PhDs with a background in physics or engineering are potential candidates.
Each postdoctoral fellowship will be awarded for a period of 24 months. The requirements and benefits set forth at http://fapesp.br/en/5427 apply. Benefits include: tax-free grant of R$ 7,373.10 per month, allowance to cover travel and installation expenses (for researchers who do not live in the city of Campinas / Brazil) and research contingency funds (R$ 13,271.40 per year) that cover travel expenses and other research expenses.