PhD student - Microstructural Dynamics of Fusion Targets (f/m/d) - 29,25 hours/week

id="offer-description" class="ecl-u-type-heading-2 ecl-u-mt-none ecl-u-mb-l">Offer Description This PhD project is funded by the BMFTR as part of the "EXPLODE" (Experimental X-ray Platforms for Optimisation and Diagnosis of inertial fusion Energy) research group and is focused on developing X-ray imaging diagnostics together with the HED- HiBEF instrument. The BMFTR Project code is 13F1044 for the project "Experimentelle Röntgenplattformen zur Optimierung und Diagnose der Trägheitsfusion" (EXPLODE). Contribute to the development and application of X-ray imaging methods for the investigation of laser-driven, fusion-relevant targets. Analyse experimental data and help establish robust, well-documented workflows for the evaluation of X-ray imaging measurements. Support the preparation, fabrication and characterisation of nanostructured targets for experiments. Assist with the planning, preparation and execution of experiments at European XFEL and other facilities, including beamtime applications. Work with colleagues and external collaborators on experimental studies, simulations, data analysis and interpretation. Present results through internal reports, conferences and scientific publications, and a doctoral thesis. Where to apply Website https://xfel.hr4you.org/application/applicantRegisterCvAnalyzerGenerator/upload… . Requirements Research Field Physics Education Level Master Degree or equivalent . Skills/Qualifications. Masters degree in Physics, Materials science, Engineer