Reproducible elemental quantification of technological materials by photoemission H/F
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Grenoble, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, France
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Position description Category
Intrumentation, metrology and control
Contract
Internship
Job title
Reproducible elemental quantification of technological materials by photoemission H/F
Subject
The development of advanced electronic components requires a thorough understanding of the elemental composition of the constituent thin-film materials at the micro
- and nanometer scale. This internship focuses on the physical aspects of X-ray photoemission to gain better understanding about reproducible quantification with uncertainties of 5% and below. Contract duration (months) 6
Job Description
Among the analytical techniques available in cleanrooms and laboratories, hard X-ray photoemission spectroscopy (HAXPES) is gaining ground due to its ability to perform non-destructive measurements below the surface and deeper at the sub-surface to adress buried layers. This internship addresses the major challenge, within the international community in the field, of high-precision quantification in HAXPES, based on recent methodologies using both intensity calibration with a spectrometer transmission function and core-line intensity determination using Tougaard background substraction. The internship will focus on refining the intensity determination by incorporating physical data describing the energy losses of photoelectrons in the materials under investigation. Methods / Means Hard X-ray photoemission spectrometer/dedicated quantification softwares Applicant Profile Master 2 Materials Science, Condensed Matter Physics or equivalent. An interest in carrying out physical measurements on ultra-high-vacuum systems (either commercial or home-made ones), analysing spectroscopic data using dedicated software, and working as part of a team within a multi-partner collaboration involving an academic laboratory (the Paris Institute of Nanosciences) and a British standards institute (the National Physical Laboratory). Position location Site Grenoble Job location France, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, Isère (38) Location Grenoble Candidate criteria Prepared diploma Bac+5
- Master 2 Recommended training Materials Science and Engineering, Condensed Matter Physics PhD opportunity Oui Requester Position start date 01/02/2027
- and nanometer scale. This internship focuses on the physical aspects of X-ray photoemission to gain better understanding about reproducible quantification with uncertainties of 5% and below. Contract duration (months) 6
Job Description
Among the analytical techniques available in cleanrooms and laboratories, hard X-ray photoemission spectroscopy (HAXPES) is gaining ground due to its ability to perform non-destructive measurements below the surface and deeper at the sub-surface to adress buried layers. This internship addresses the major challenge, within the international community in the field, of high-precision quantification in HAXPES, based on recent methodologies using both intensity calibration with a spectrometer transmission function and core-line intensity determination using Tougaard background substraction. The internship will focus on refining the intensity determination by incorporating physical data describing the energy losses of photoelectrons in the materials under investigation. Methods / Means Hard X-ray photoemission spectrometer/dedicated quantification softwares Applicant Profile Master 2 Materials Science, Condensed Matter Physics or equivalent. An interest in carrying out physical measurements on ultra-high-vacuum systems (either commercial or home-made ones), analysing spectroscopic data using dedicated software, and working as part of a team within a multi-partner collaboration involving an academic laboratory (the Paris Institute of Nanosciences) and a British standards institute (the National Physical Laboratory). Position location Site Grenoble Job location France, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, Isère (38) Location Grenoble Candidate criteria Prepared diploma Bac+5
- Master 2 Recommended training Materials Science and Engineering, Condensed Matter Physics PhD opportunity Oui Requester Position start date 01/02/2027