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ARCNL - Advanced Research Center for Nanolithography

PhD: Physics-Informed Machine Learning for Semiconductor Metrology

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Salary: €3,115 per month

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  • Deadline: 24 Feb ’27
  • Published: 28 Aug ’26
  • Research fields: Engineering; Physics
  • Job types: PhD
  • Education level: University graduate
  • Weekly hours: 32—40 hours per week
  • Salary indication: max. €3115 per month
  • Location: Science Park 106, 1098XG, Amsterdam

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How can we combine machine learning and physics to recover nanoscale information from imperfect images?

Modern computer chips are built with features only a few nanometers across, yet manufacturers need to measure these structures with extraordinary precision and do so quickly enough to keep up with large-scale production. This creates a fascinating computational challenge: how can we infer hidden physical properties from limited, noisy, and low-resolution measurement data?

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