PhD in Liquid Crystal Physics (or Engineering)

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SUMMARY

The discussion focuses on pursuing research opportunities in Liquid Crystal Physics and Engineering, specifically in Canada and Germany. The Society for Information Display (SID) is highlighted as a key organization involved in this field, with a Canadian chapter that can provide valuable resources and connections. Participants are encouraged to explore SID's publications and associated universities to identify active research groups. The thread concludes with a note about the closure of the discussion due to a member's account deletion.

PREREQUISITES
  • Understanding of Liquid Crystal Physics and Engineering principles
  • Familiarity with academic research methodologies
  • Knowledge of networking within scientific communities
  • Awareness of relevant organizations, such as the Society for Information Display (SID)
NEXT STEPS
  • Research the Society for Information Display (SID) and its Canadian chapter
  • Explore academic publications related to Liquid Crystal Physics
  • Identify universities in Canada and Germany with active research groups in Liquid Crystal technologies
  • Attend seminars and conferences hosted by SID to network with professionals in the field
USEFUL FOR

Students and researchers interested in Liquid Crystal Physics and Engineering, academic professionals seeking collaboration opportunities, and individuals looking to expand their knowledge in display technologies.

shpongle
Dear Forum member,

I want to pursue research in Liquid Crystal Physics / Engineering, are you aware of any laboratories or university departments actively researching in this field in Canada or Germany? I will be very if you are aware of active groups and share their names.

Thanks
 
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shpongle said:
Dear Forum member,

I want to pursue research in Liquid Crystal Physics / Engineering, are you aware of any laboratories or university departments actively researching in this field in Canada or Germany? I will be very if you are aware of active groups and share their names.

Thanks
Since nobody else has responded yet, I'll throw out a suggestion...

The Society for Information Display (SID) has been very active over the years with Liquid Crystal research and applications (as well as many other display technologies). I was a member for several years, and really enjoyed going to their seminars and conferences. It looks like there is a Canadian chapter:

https://www.sid.org/chapters/americas/canada.aspx

Check them out and look for publications, etc., to see what schools some of their members are associated with. That may be a good way to get started in your searching...
 
So for unrelated reasons, @sphongle has requested that his account be deleted. So I'll go ahead and close this thread here.
 

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