Research Position Announcements from University of California, Davis
The Next Generation Networking Systems Laboratory at UC Davis invites applications for research scientists, postdoctoral research scientists, research project scientists, and graduate student researchers specializing in the following areas. Both junior and senior level positions are available.
Silicon Photonics, Group IV Photonics, and 2D/3D Photonic-Electronic Integration: this position specializes in research and development of silicon photonic and group IV photonic technologies including modulators, detectors, multiplexers, demultiplexers, arrayed waveguide gratings, transimpedance amplifiers, and electronic drivers for applications in future computing systems, signal processors, LIDAR, imager processors. Multiple positions are available, and candidates are expected to work in a team environment taking part in one or more of design, fabrication, 2D/3D integration, testing, and application demonstrations. Applications of the integrated microsystems include computing, networking, imaging, and other areas, which will also involve testbed demonstrations. Demonstrated skills in one or more aspects of design, fabrication, and testing of photonic components are required.
III-V Photonics, Heterogeneous Integration, Hybrid Lasers, Neuromorphic Processors: this position specializes in active/passive integration such as hybrid lasers, amplifiers, nanophotonic neuromorphic processors, based on silicon, III-V, silica, and other materials leading to heterogeneous and hybrid integration of functional microsystems on chip. In addition to research and development of novel devices, the emphasis will be on integration of a large number of photonic and electronic components including lasers, modulators, detectors, multiplexers, demultiplexers, optical amplifiers, logic gates, arrayed waveguide gratings, transimpedance amplifiers, and electronic drivers. Multiple positions are available, and candidates are expected to work in a team environment taking part in one or more of design, fabrication, 2D/3D integration, testing, and application demonstrations. Applications of the integrated microsystems include computing, networking, imaging, and other areas, which will also involve testbed demonstrations. Demonstrated skills in one or more aspects of design, fabrication, and testing of photonic components are required.
Summaries of team projects are available on the web: http://sierra.ece.ucdavis.edu. Interested candidates should send their resumes to Prof. S. J. Ben Yoo at sbyoo@ucdavis.edu. He is currently available for meetings in Seoul, Korea during January 20-24, 2020, and in California or videoconferencing afterwards.
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