Internship / Master thesis on non-periodic metasurface design (m/f/x) (m/w/d)

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• Investigation on techniques to simulate/model aperiodic metasurfaces

• Determination of specific properties of aperiodic versus periodic metasurfaces for given applications (metric and merit function definition, computing cost)

• Comparison of theoretical and experimental results

• Documentation of the algorithms developed and results

 

 

• A background in Electromagnetism (interferometry, scattering, ...) and/or mathematics (topology, discrete and combinatorial geometry, mathematical crystallography, ...)

• You are enrolled in a Bachelor's or Master's program in one of the above subjects and experience in these fields is a plus

• Applied knowledge in Python and /or MATLAB

 

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