Fully funded PhD opportunity in EEE aimed at Physics students!

Fully funded PhD in Fabrication and Characterisation of Monolithic On-chip Integration of III-nitride Optoelectronics

 The Department of Electical and Electronic Engineering is currently advertising a PhD opportunity  which would particularly suit candidates from a Physics background.

For more details check the link below or contact Katherine Greenacre on k.greenacre@sheffield.ac.uk



 http://bit.ly/GaNPhD

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