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The focus of this year's workshop are decoders for quantum error-correction. We hope to encourage participation from those working in quantum algorithm optimization, error-correction, architecture design, quantum compilation, classical control and resource benchmarking.
We are delighted to announce that the Young Quantum Information Scientists (YQIS) conference will take place this year in Barcelona, from October 6th to 10th. YQIS is a conference series organized by and for PhD students and early-career researchers working across the broad field of quantum information. It provides a platform for young scientists to present their latest work and engage with the wider community.
Abstract: In recent years, the notion of magic in quantum physics – originally confined to more esoteric quantum information processing subfields – has attracted the attention of the community of quantum many-body physics, quantum chaos and complexity, high-energy physics, AdS-CFT and the foundations of quantum mechanics. In this colloquium, we will give a survey of what quantum magic is, how it can be measured, and why we should care (and why and when we should not).
Speakers: Prof. Alioscia Hamma & Dr. Salvatore F.E. Oliviero
ICE-10 is the 10th edition of the conference Quantum Information in Spain [Información Cuántica en España (ICE)].
ICE is the annual meeting of the Spanish Network on Quantum Information (RITCE) which brings together national and international researchers working on quantum computing, quantum communications, quantum metrology, quantum thermodynamics, and other areas of quantum science and technologies. In particular, the meeting aims to provide a platform to increase the visibility of early-career researchers.
We are seeking two research associates with experience in the broad area of quantum information science and technology, and an interest in quantum foundations more specifically, to work with Dr Jonte R Hance within the Advanced Model-Based Engineering and Reasoning (AMBER) Research Group in the School of Computing. These positions are funded under Dr Hance’s EPSRC Quantum Technologies Career Acceleration Fellowship, titled “Developing Quantum Advantage by Understanding the Paradoxical Aspects of Measurement in Quantum Systems”.
This project leverages foundations to pave the way for the novel quantum protocols, algorithms, and technologies of the future. You will work closely with internal collaborators, external project partners (including at the University of Bristol, Heriot-Watt University, Northumbria University, and the National Quantum Computing Centre in the UK, and Kyoto University, Nagoya University, Kagawa University, and Hiroshima University in Japan), and new and developing external collaborators. These 5-year fixed-term positions should provide a path to research independence, and Dr Hance will provide support and guidance for applying for independent fellowships and other such opportunities for developing independence throughout the term of the position.
We are looking for a motivated and talented PhD candidate or postdoctoral researcher for the Institute of Quantum Inspired and Quantum Computing headed by Martin Kliesch at the Hamburg University of Technology, Germany.
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MSc (possibly PhD) Position in Quantum Physics – Université de Moncton
Project: Characterizing Quantum States via Non-Invasive Measurements
The Quantum Phonics Group at the Université de Moncton (largest Francophone university in Canada outside of Quebec), led by Dr. Lambert Giner, is seeking a motivated graduate student (MSc) to join a research project focused on novel techniques for characterizing quantum states without disturbing them.
Essential Requirements
We are seeking to hire two PhD students with interest in quantum information and mathematical optimization. The successful candidates will work closely with Felix Huber (https://huberfe.github.io/) at the Division of Quantum Computing of the University of Gdańsk.
We are seeking a postdoctoral researcher with interest in quantum information and mathematical optimization. The successful candidate will work closely with Felix Huber (https://huberfe.github.io/) at the Division of Quantum Computing of the University of Gdańsk.
Two PhD positions are available at QuTech and Delft University of Technology, in the Netherlands.
The candidates will be among the first members of a new group, led by Tim Coopmans, which will focus on the development of computational tools (algorithms, software, mathematics) for dealing with errors and other imperfections in quantum computers and quantum networks.
