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Telecom SudParis is recruiting a Lecturer in Computational Methods for Artificial Intelligence (Assistant Professor / Tenure Track, 3-year fixed-term contract)

Recruitment Department of Telecom SudParis: Communication, Imaging and Information Theory (CITI, https://www.telecom-sudparis.eu/citi/).

Research unit: SAMOVAR – SOP or ISTEC Team

IP Paris Interdisciplinary Center: Hi! PARIS

The PhD position is within the Quantum Information Theory group led by Armin Tavakoli. The group includes both PhD students and postdoctoral PhD students. The group conducts theoretical research broadly within quantum information and the foundations of quantum physics and has frequent collaborations with international experimental groups. The group belongs to the division of Mathematical Physics where between 30 and 40 people work with theoretical research in many different branches of quantum physics, such as many-particle systems, open systems, nuclear physics, cold atoms and ultrafast optics.

We propose a position for a Quantum Communications Engineer within the team establishing the test and evaluation facility for the terrestrial segment of the European Quantum Communication Infrastructure.

In the Theory of Cold Atoms group of Prof. Uwe R. Fischer at Seoul National University,
a Postdoc position is open from September 2026 in the broader context of simulations of curved spacetime (aka analogue gravity). A sizeable track record and publications in analogue gravity research is required.

Professor Position at Korea Institute for Advanced Study
[The School of Computational Sciences]
The School of Computational Sciences at Korea Institute for Advanced Study is seeking outstanding professor candidates for two full-time Professor positions in the areas of Computational Sciences.

The candidates are required to have doctoral degrees in the relevant research fields.

The Physics Department at École Polytechnique is recruiting 1 Tenure-track Assistant
Professor in the field of computational physics and artificial intelligence.
Candidates will be internationally recognized researchers and must demonstrate
excellent teaching skills. Candidates must hold a PhD degree and provide evidence of
research contributions at the highest international level, as attested by publications or
patents in the leading journals in their respective fields. Great importance will be
attached to candidates' ability to work in a team and interact with the faculty members of
the Physics Department. Interactions with the Departments of Applied Mathematics
and/or Computer Science will also be appreciated.