Openings
- Sujets de Master / Master Internship
All thesis projects listed below are also available as a Master Internship (Stage de Master). - Sujets de thèse / Thesis projects
PhD positions are regularly available in the group. Contact us if you are interested in the following subjects.
Candidates should express their interest for one or more of the following subjects (click
on the title for more info):- Theoretical description of non-linear processes in magnetic materials
Contact: Valérie Véniard (valerie.veniard@polytechnique.fr) - Electron-phonon coupling in low dimensional graphene-based systems: theory and numerical simulation
Contact: Christine Giorgetti (christine.giorgetti@polytechnique.fr) - Spin-orbital excitations in correlated materials: a theoretical spectroscopy approach
Contact: Matteo Gatti (matteo.gatti@polytechnique.edu)
Questions and applications should be sent directly to the person(s) in charge of the subject(s) of choice.
For applications please join a CV, a list of courses that you have followed and results of exams in the framework of your master program, if possible two letters of reference, and any other information that you judge useful. - Theoretical description of non-linear processes in magnetic materials
- Sujets de Post-doc
- Developing theoretical Resonant Inelastic X-ray Scattering
The purpose of the present two-year post-doctoral work is to develop algorithms and approximations in the newly developed theoretical scheme for the Resonant
Inelastic X-ray Scattering (RIXS) spectroscopy [1]. The crucial theoretical developments will be coupled with efficient implementation in massively parallel codes in order to be applied to new frontier applications and will be carried out in close connection with the SEXTANTS beamline
at the SOLEIL Synchrotron, partner of the project.The ideal candidate has a strong background in theory development, and experience in ab initio calculations. Good knowledge of computer programming as well as a predisposition for a integrated and collaborative way of working are required.
Contact: Francesco Sottile (francesco.sottile@polytechnique.fr)
- Developing theoretical Resonant Inelastic X-ray Scattering