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Ph.D. Scholarships
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The Ph.D. programme is the highest degree in the academic system and it provides the necessary competence and skills to conduct high-level research at universities, public institutions or private organizations. It is also useful to pursue a career in the Public Administrations and to work as self-employed professionals.

INRiM is opening Ph.D. positions at Politecnico di Torino. 

In the first session of the 42nd cycle, four scholarships with a predefined research topic (Advanced Metrology in Physics) are available for the PhD course in "Physics”

This Thematic Grant includes 6 research Topics (listed below), with a specific title and proponent. The applicants have the possibility to identify the specific topic they are interested in.

  1. Training memristive networks for brain-inspired computing – Contact person Gianluca Milano
  2. Next-Generation Quantum Optical Sensing and Imaging: From Theory to Applications – Contact person Ivano Ruo Berchera
  3. Quantum sensing – Contact person Marco Genovese
  4. Quantum current metrology using superconducting devices and dual Shapiro steps – Contact person Emanuele Enrico
  5. Advancing Transition-Edge Sensors technology: From Photon-Number-Resolution to Neutrino mass measurement – Contact person Mauro Rajteri
  6. A Scalable Quantum Network of Trapped Ions – Contact person Carlo Sias

The candidate has the opportunity to indicate the specific topic of interest. 

In the first session of the 42nd cycle, two scholarships with a predefined research topic (Advanced Metrology for Electrical, Electronics and Communications Engineering) are available for the PhD course in "Electrical, Electronics and Communications Engineering". 

This Thematic Grant includes 3 research Topics (listed below), with a specific title and proponent. The applicants have the possibility to identify the specific topic they are interested in.

  1. Development of certified reference materials of CO2 gas mixtures characterized for the isotopic composition – Contact person Francesca Durbiano

  2. Development of Measurement Methods for the Characterization of Microwave Quantum Devices and for RF&MW Primary Metrology – Contact person Luca Oberto

  3. Development of self-calibrating photodiodes as laser optical power standard for visible and near infrared – Contact person Giorgio Brida

The candidate has the opportunity to indicate the specific topic of interest.

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