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Research Fellow in Meta-Optics

GraduateJuniorFull-timeHybridMelbourne VIC, AustraliaPosted 2 months agoVerified 2 months ago
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About the job

This job is about contributing to pioneering research in meta-optics and metasurfaces at the University of Melbourne. The impact of this position lies in advancing innovative optical technologies and fostering collaborations with leading partners. The team thrives on inclusivity, support, and a shared commitment to developing future research leaders.

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You'll be responsible for

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Conducting high-quality research

Conduct high-quality research on optical metasurfaces and meta-optical systems, increasingly independently, under guidance from senior academics.
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Designing custom optical systems

Design, build and use custom optical systems to characterise metasurfaces and generate publishable, high-impact experimental results.
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Supervising and mentoring

Supervise and mentor undergraduate research students, and support junior research staff within the group’s expertise area.

Key criteria

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PhD in relevant field

Completed or near-completed PhD in physics or related area.

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Optical metasurfaces experience

Demonstrated experience designing and characterising optical metasurfaces.

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Research publication record

Proven track record of publications in meta-optics or related fields.

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4 criteria for this job
PhD in relevant field
Completed or near-completed PhD in physics or related area.

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Optical metasurfaces experience
Demonstrated experience designing and characterising optical metasurfaces.

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Research publication record
Proven track record of publications in meta-optics or related fields.

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Collaboration skills
Experience engaging with diverse collaborators across institutions.

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