Posted: 4 September 2026 - Cambridge, United Kingdom
The successful candidates will undertake interdisciplinary research at the interface of physical chemistry, spectroscopy, and materials science. Projects will focus on developing advanced ultrafast, nonlinear, and quantum-enabled measurement approaches to understand complex physicochemical processes. Candidates should have a PhD in a relevant field and strong experimental skills in nonlinear optics and ultrafast spectroscopy. The researchers will work in a collaborative environment spanning chemistry, physics, and materials science, with opportunities to develop new methodologies and contribute to a range of research projects.