The discussion revolves around job opportunities in the field of spintronics, a niche area within electronics. Participants seek information on job postings and research institutions involved in spintronics.
Participants express differing views on the availability of jobs in spintronics, with some emphasizing the limited opportunities while others provide names of research groups, indicating a lack of consensus on the job market situation.
The discussion does not clarify the specific qualifications or skills required for jobs in spintronics, nor does it address the geographical distribution of opportunities in detail.
Individuals interested in pursuing a career in spintronics, researchers looking for collaboration opportunities, and students seeking information on academic groups in the field.
chroot said:That's a very small field right now, on the cutting edge of electronics. Few people in world are really qualified for such jobs; if were so qualified, you'd already know where to be looking. Sorry to burst your bubble.
- Warren
A few that come to mind : the Santa Barbara group under Dave Awschalom, Bob Buhrman's group in Cornell, Stuart Parkin's division at IBM Almaden. Also, the US Govt is very interested in Spintronics - Sam Bader (MSD, Argonne) and Stewart Wolf (NRL/DARPA) are two of the big names in the field.jf117 said:Perhaps I could join in the request by re-defining it:
could somebody give names and/or places actively researching spintronics?
J