PhD scholarship in Spin defects in 2D materials for nanoscale quantum sensing

PhD scholarship in Spin defects in 2D materials for nanoscale quantum sensing

To conduct experimental research into the optical and quantum properties of novel nanomaterials for nanoscale sensing applications.

For students with a strong physics background interested in conducting experimental research into the optical and quantum properties of novel nanomaterials for nanoscale sensing applications.

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$35,886 per annum + up to $20,000 p.a. top-up for eligible outstanding applicants

Applications are now open.

31/12/2026

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First-class honours or masters in physics or related disciplines.

Submit your CV and academic transcripts via email to Dr Jean-Philippe Tetienne (jean-philippe.tetienne@rmit.edu.au). The selected candidate will be invited to submit a full application for admission to the PhD (Applied Physics) program.

Strong background in optics, condensed matter physics, and quantum physics, is required. Both experiments and theory.

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