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We are still a very
young group with lot’s of room for expansion!
If you like to complement our current skills, feel free to stop by or
contact me.
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Undergraduate research:
CU
offers several programs (such as UROP, or REU) that might help you to
participate in one of our research projects. Undergraduate students are
always very welcome to see what we are doing and I am more than happy
to explain our experiments and research plans to you. Please do not
hesitate to stop by or contact me by e-mail (see below). You might also
work on one of our projects for a while to figure out if this is the
right thing for you. (That’s actually the way I got into this field.
And after all that time I still love it!) Honor-thesis
students welcome!
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Graduate research:
If
you are planning to pursue a career in optics and you find interest in
our current projects I will be looking forward to your
application. Absolute requirements for being successful as a
grad
student in this lab are: Enthusiasm, curiosity and a desire for
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Postdoctoral research
associate:
If
you are interested in joining our lab do not hesitate to contact me.
Requirements for a successful applicant are a strong background in
optics, photonics, ultrafast physics, precision metrology or related
fields. Strong enthusiasm for what you are doing is a must! |
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Senior research associates:
Sorry, currently no openings at this level.
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Contact:
Thomas R. Schibli
Department of Physics
University of Colorado
2000 Colorado Ave
Boulder, CO 80309-0390
USA
Phone: 303-492-6125
Skype: trs-cu
E-mail: trs_at_colorado.edu
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