The Quantum Information group at Ruhr University Bochum led by Prof. Michael Walter is hoping to recruit several doctoral students and/or postdoctoral researchers...
The research group of Professor Wen Wei Ho at the Department of Physics, National University of Singapore (NUS), is seeking highly motivated candidates at the PhD student and postdoctoral levels, with expertise and interests in theoretical nonequilibrium quantum many-body physics, quantum information science, as well as quantum simulation and computation. The positions are to begin Aug 2022 but the start-date is flexible.
Your Challenge
Help bring research to life and drive your career forward with the National Research Council of Canada (NRC), Canada's largest research and technology organization.
We are looking for an early-career Research Associate to support our Digital Technologies research centre (DT). The Research Associate would be someone who shares our core values of Integrity, Excellence, Respect and Creativity.
We seek for highly motivated, skilled, and independent graduate students that wish to develop their scientific career in a stimulating environment. This doctoral degree project will be carried out in the Quantum Photonics group led by Ana Predojevic (http://qphotonics.fysik.su.se). The successful candidate should have interest in quantum technologies, specifically quantum information and communication.
Interested applicants should apply using Stockholm University recruitment system. To apply for this vacancy, please visit:
PhD position funded by the European Union through QuantERA program STAQS:
``Shortcuts to Adiabaticity for Quantum Computation and Simulation'',
see https://www.quantera.eu/137-results-of-the-quantera-call-2021
PIs of the project: Jacek Dziarmaga and Marek M. Rams
Where: Institute of Theoretical Physics, Jagiellonian University in Krakow, Poland
How long: 36 months
Position is open from October 1, 2022.
Two fully funded PhD positions available within the Quantum Technology Group at Queen's University Belfast to work on the development of quantum networks, open-system dynamics of non-equilibrium quantum systems, quantum control (including machine learning fro quantum information), and the resource theory of entanglement distribution.
Candidates should follow the link to the application portal by following this link
https://web.am.qub.ac.uk/wp/ctamop/postgrad/
Applications are welcome until 11 February 2022
Do you want to be part of the 2nd quantum revolution? Do you want to bring photonic technologies to a single quantum level? Do you want to build novel photonic quantum processors?
PhotonQ aims at building a photonic quantum processor and create novel methods for efficient photonic information processing.
The Polyquantique research group led by Nicolás Quesada specializes in quantum photonics and quantum information. The group is looking for highly motivated candidates at all levels (graduate students, postdocs) with expertise or interest in quantum photonics, quantum information, quantum optics, quantum metrology, quantum error correction, topological photonics or machine learning.
About the group
Two Postdoc and two PhD positions are now available in our group, focus areas are quantum algorithms and complexity theory, broadly speaking.
Details here: Openings
Deadline: Feb 11, 2022 (feel free to inquire after this date in case a position remains open)
Questions? sevag.gharibian 'at' upb 'dot' de
Best,
Sevag Gharibian
Associate Professor
Dept of Computer Science
Paderborn University
Germany
Quantum computers and simulators have the potential to solve a wide range of problems more efficiently than classical computers. Cold atoms present a leading platform in this context, unmatched in size and scalability. In your thesis work, you will realize a new architecture for a quantum processor, which uniquely combines single-atom resolved manipulation through microscopy with the interaction control arising from light-matter coupling. This approach provides new opportunities to realize quantum states with non-local entanglement and perform quantum-limited measurements.
