Postdoctoral Researcher in quantum optomechanics with polaritons
Aalto University
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Aalto University is seeking an experimental postdoctoral researcher in quantum optomechanics with exciton-polaritons. The role involves leading experiments on microcavities with embedded quantum wells, aiming to explore quantum regimes and coherently control phonons and polaritons in advanced cryogenic setups.
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