The Physics Department at the University of Milan invites applications for four postdoctoral positions within the Pure and Applied Quantum Mechanics group. We are seeking enthusiastic early-career scientists who are eager to advance professionally in a stimulating academic environment.
The PostDoc will participate in the theoretical project "Quantum correlations in multi-component systems of several fermions" inspired by the most recent experiments in the field of ultra-cold gases confined in optical traps. The main objective is to perform very accurate, realistic numerical simulations which will bring us closer to a better understanding of physics of multi-component fermionic mixtures. In addition, the successful candidate will help to supervise PhD Student in the project.
The project is financed by the (Polish) National Science Centre.
We have openings to contribute to a variety of activities centred on trapped-ion systems with focus on developing new programmable quantum algorithms for the simulations of chemical dynamics, exploring advanced quantum control techniques for qudit- and bosonic-based quantum computations, and the development of novel quantum metrology protocols for sensing and the tests of fundamental physics.
We have openings for talented young scientists who are ready to take up a leadership role in our group and to spearhead new initiatives and provide supervision and guidance to junior members of the team.
You will be part of a well funded initiative to create hybrid systems with Lithium Niobate and rare-earth ions for quantum information processing. Your job will include the following subjects:
- Leading the measurement of Integrated Photonics chips
- Operating dilution refrigerators (Bluefors LD400)
- Mentoring graduate students
We have openings for talented young scientists who are ready to take up a leadership role in our group and to spearhead new initiatives and provide supervision and guidance to junior members of the team.
The group led by Prof. Radim Filip at Palacky University (http://muj.optol.cz/filip/ [2]) is offering new prestigious positions within the Center of Excellence (for 5 years) for highly creative, open-minded and engaged
- three PhD students
- three junior postdoctoral researchers
- two senior researchers (tenure)
in theoretical physics with quantum non-Gaussian states of bosonic systems (for example, trapped atoms and ions, cavity and wave-guide QED, superconducting circuits, mechanical oscillators, pulsed light, etc.).
The Quantum Engineering and Design Unit (https://groups.oist.jp/qed), headed by Prof.Bill Munro and located at OIST Graduate University, invites applications for postdocs or staff scientist (for more senior researchers) in theoretical quantum science and technology. Research topics of interest include:
- The design and modeling of quantum devices and systems
- The design of quantum network technologies for a future quantum internet including edge and fog computing
- Distributed quantum computation;
The Group of Optical Communication at the Civil, Aeronautical and Computer Science Engineering Department of Università Roma Tre, Rome, Italy is looking for a 2-YEAR POSTDOC to work with Dr. Matteo Rosati on the PNRR project “Smart Quantum Information Decoders”.
The research will focus on studying optical designs of collective information decoders for classical, entanglement-assisted and secure communication on quantum channels. The project is open to both analytical and numerical (machine-learning oriented) research directions, depending on the candidate’s profile.
Call for post-doc position: "Exploring the evolution of natural systems under the light of quantum theory. A theoretical and computational analysis. Implications on quantum and quantum-like machine learning"
General Conditions
The post-doc position is offered by the University of Cagliari (Italy) for 18 months (renewable for an additional 6 months). The net salary will be approximately 1700-1800 euros per month. Part of the work can be done remotely. The Deadline for application is January 19th.
Research Topics
We are pleased to announce the Quantum Center Research Fellowship program, which funds PhD students and postdocs hosted by research groups of the Quantum Center, ETH Zurich.
The fellowship supports innovative and original scientific research that fits well into the context of the host group while fostering the independence of the fellow. The next application deadline is February 20, 2024.
