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The Department of Physics at Virginia Tech invites applications for a Postdoctoral Research Associate to join Professor Vito Scarola’s research group in the field of quantum information theory, with a focus on measurement-based quantum computing (MBQC). This position is part of a research program aimed at developing new quantum algorithms and protocols. The successful candidate will contribute to the design and optimization of MBQC protocols using entangled resource states, such as graph states, with applications to quantum simulation of electronic structure problems.

PhD scholarships available for competitive application, under Government of Ireland PhD scheme https://www.researchireland.ie/funding/government-ireland-postgraduate/
Research in quantum walks, quantum games, and in general quantum algorithms. For initial enquiries, e-mail soon mmcgettrick@acm.org

Postdoctoral positions available for competitive application, under Government of Ireland postdoctoral scheme https://www.researchireland.ie/funding/government-ireland-postdoctoral/
Research in quantum walks, quantum games, and in general quantum algorithms. For initial enquiries, e-mail soon mmcgettrick@acm.org

I invite applications for multiple Master's and PhD positions in the area of quantum information theory. My group is located at Concordia University, in the heart of downtown Montreal, Canada.

You will have the opportunity to join a growing quantum computing community in the Montréal area. Concordia has hired four new quantum computing faculty over the last two years (including myself). In addition, there are several quantum computing cohorts nearby including at ETS, McGill, University of Montréal, and University of Sherbrooke.

We invite applications for a PhD position on quantum computing, advised by Dominik Hangleiter and co-advised by Renato Renner. What awaits you in our group in Zuerich is a welcoming, open and interactive research environment. Our research is collaborative, interdisciplinary and embedded in the international quantum computing community.

The Quantum Information Science and Quantum Computing group at the University of Vienna invites applications for a postdoctoral position in the field of spin-photon dynamics in quantum emitters. The successful candidate will join an active and collaborative research environment focused on advancing quantum information science and quantum computing.

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The first implementations of quantum error correction are already emerging, but full-scale fault-tolerant quantum computation remains ahead. In addition to hardware advances, significant progress can be achieved through the codesign of quantum error-correcting codes, quantum algorithms (particularly for quantum simulation of condensed-matter systems), and quantum hardware. This will form the context of the PhD position.