In this space, we usually promote some job offers from the SiNANO members (PhD, internship, post-doc, position…).

Post-Doc position: Simulation and characterization of the influence of traps in the current fluctuations (LFN/RTN) of nanoscale FDSOI MOSFETs

In the framework of the IPCEI (Important Project of Common European Interest) and in collaboration with ST Microelectronics, we are working on the assessment of electrical noise phenomena in FDSOI MOSFETs, which are mainly related to oxide interface defects. In particular, a great focus is given in the study of Random Telegraph Noise (RTN), especially in its properties with regards to the shrinking of the channel length, which makes it challenging to predict or model. This type of noise can be detrimental for memory operation or CMOS imager performance.

We are offering :
• A 1-year (min.) full-time contract at a research laboratory internationally recognized for its
contribution in electrical characterization and noise studies, in the innovative city of Grenoble (France)
• A challenging topic with aspects of fundamental research and a simultaneously high industrial interest
• A combination of simulation and experimental work (all tools already available)
• A dynamic environment: 1 Research Associate and 1 Associate Professor supervising the work, 2 support engineers, 1 intern supporting the same topic and cutting-edge equipment for all necessary measurements and simulations
• The opportunity to work in close collaboration with a large industry like ST Microelectronics and potentially perform some additional measurements at ST Crolles

Details: here

Published on October 16/10/24.

Full-time academic in Biomedical Engineering 

Within the Louvain School of Engineering (EPL) and the Institute of Mechanics, Materials and Civil Engineering (iMMC) or the Information and Communication Technologies, Electronics and Applied Mathematics Institute (ICTEAM), Science and Technology Sector, this position will include the following teaching, research and community service duties:

  • Teaching 

You will teach mainly in the field of biomedical engineering, and more generally, you will participate in teaching activities in the various study cycles managed by the Louvain School of Engineering (EPL). (…)

You will also be expected to supervise master’s theses.

  • Research

You will develop your research activities, including the lead of research programmes, in the field of Biomedical Engineering, and particularly in one of the following two thematics :

  • Biomechanics, i.e., the development and/or use of mechanical tools to study the functioning of living beings. Particular attention will be paid to multi-scale applications involving solid mechanics: study of movement, characterization of the musculoskeletal system, sport sciences, prevention and care of orthopedic or muscular pathologies, preoperative modeling, biomechanics of tissues (hard and soft), etc.
  • Bioelectronics, i.e., the development and/or use of electronic tools to study the functioning of living beings. Particular attention will be paid to sensors located on the surface or inside the human body. Among important issues are the miniaturization aspects of these sensors, their low power, their life cycle and the ability to transfer their information to a nearby communication system.

You will be responsible for the supervision of PhD theses in your field of research. The research carried out may concern both humans and animals. We are particularly interested in applications from candidates combining an experimental approach (in the laboratory and/or in the field) with a modeling approach (through the development of new tools or the use of existing tools).

Details: here

Deadline for application: November 12th