Doctoral Candidates
Open to candidates with a strong background in physics, materials science, electronics or photonics.
UMDO+ | Unit of Quantum Materials and Devices for Photonics and Energy
Next-Gen Optoelectronics with Advanced Semiconductors
Established in 1999, UMDO+ pioneers the physics of low-dimensional semiconductors. We bridge the gap between first-principles theory and the fabrication of advanced optoelectronic devices, from quantum dots to perovskites and 2D materials.
Research News
Highlights, Awards and Scientific Updates
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Research Programs
Scientific Areas and Methodological Scope
Our multidisciplinary approach combines physicochemical synthesis of thin films with advanced spectroscopic characterization. We aim to understand and develop linear/nonlinear optical, electrical, and magnetic properties for next-generation applications.
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Experimental Facilities
Laboratory and Characterization Infrastructure
Current experimental infrastructure associated with UMDO+.
Available Infrastructure
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Funded Research Projects
National, European and Collaborative Grants
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Peer-Reviewed Publications
Selected Scientific Output
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Highlighted Publications
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Research Personnel
Faculty, Postdoctoral Researchers and Students
Our group integrates senior researchers, early-career scientists and doctoral candidates working across theory, materials synthesis and device engineering in optoelectronics.
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Join Us
Open Profiles and Collaboration Opportunities
We welcome motivated researchers and students interested in photonics, advanced semiconductors, device physics and optoelectronic engineering.
Early-Career Researchers
We seek researchers with experience in semiconductor devices, spectroscopy, modeling, nanofabrication or integrated photonics.
Final Projects and Internships
Hands-on experimental and computational projects are available throughout the year in multiple research lines.
To apply, send your CV, a short motivation statement and transcripts.
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