PhD Scholarship - research and development of diamond lasers
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Immediately available is a PhD scholarship in the research and development of diamond lasers. We are using artificial diamonds to convert and tailor the light output from conventional laser sources, with a particular focus on creating versatile narrow-band and single-longitudinal-mode lasers for applications such as chemical detection and quantum control. We are funded in part by M Squared Lasers, a UK laser company, so that our research outcomes can be quickly translated to real-world applications. There will be opportunity to travel and collaborate with this partner.
The scholarships cover the national/international fees (International: 32,000AUD/yr), and provides an annual stipend of ~25,000AUD. The PhD provides approx 15,000AUD for travel and research costs.
DEADLINE May 20 2017
To apply please email a CV. Label the Subject of your email as "PhD Application" to
A/Prof David Spence
david [dot] spence [at] mq [dot] edu [dot] au
http://physics.mq.edu.au/directory/person.htm?id=dspence
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