Universität Bern · Education
Postdoctoral Position in Dual-Comb Spectroscopy for Atmospheric Sensing
UniBE is ambitious.
With us, you deliver top performance and test your skills against the best. PhD in physics, photonics, optical engineering, atmospheric physics, or a related field
Strong experimental background in ultrafast optics, laser spectroscopy, frequency-comb technology, remote sensing, or related areas
Independence, excellent project management skills and enthusiasm for interdisciplinary climate research
Additional assets: experience with dual-comb spectroscopy, nonlinear frequency conversion, free-space optical links, atmospheric sensing, or field-deployed instrumentation. A 2-year postdoctoral position at the interface of frequency-comb technology, laser spectroscopy, atmospheric physics, isotope science, and climate research
Access to excellent infrastructure in our laser labs and to research stations in the Swiss alps
A visible role in a new interdisciplinary initiative with strong potential for high-impact publications and follow-up funding
Attractive employment conditions and competitive salary (gross annual range CHF 91,000 – 103,000) according to the regulations of the Canton of Bern.
Diversity and inclusion
We are committed to building a diverse research group and especially welcome applications from women and people underrepresented in physical sciences. We are happy to discuss flexible working and support needs. Strong research infrastructure and international network
With us, you deliver top performance and test your skills against the best. PhD in physics, photonics, optical engineering, atmospheric physics, or a related field
Strong experimental background in ultrafast optics, laser spectroscopy, frequency-comb technology, remote sensing, or related areas
Independence, excellent project management skills and enthusiasm for interdisciplinary climate research
Additional assets: experience with dual-comb spectroscopy, nonlinear frequency conversion, free-space optical links, atmospheric sensing, or field-deployed instrumentation. A 2-year postdoctoral position at the interface of frequency-comb technology, laser spectroscopy, atmospheric physics, isotope science, and climate research
Access to excellent infrastructure in our laser labs and to research stations in the Swiss alps
A visible role in a new interdisciplinary initiative with strong potential for high-impact publications and follow-up funding
Attractive employment conditions and competitive salary (gross annual range CHF 91,000 – 103,000) according to the regulations of the Canton of Bern.
Diversity and inclusion
We are committed to building a diverse research group and especially welcome applications from women and people underrepresented in physical sciences. We are happy to discuss flexible working and support needs. Strong research infrastructure and international network