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CALL FOR PAPERS:
"Surveys in Algorithm Analysis and Complexity Theory, Part II" -- A special
issue of Algorithms (ISSN 1999-4893)
We are glad to announce that our special issue of surveys in theoretical
computer science has been expanded to include a "Part II" which is now open for
submissions:
https://www.mdpi.com/journal/algorithms/special_issues/SP3XYE05P2
Description
The Kestner Group in the Department of Physics at UMBC invites applications for a Postdoctoral Research Associate to carry out theoretical investigations of silicon spin qubits under the mentorship of Dr. Jason Kestner. The postdoctoral researcher will join a team of theoretical and experimental collaborators at UMBC, UCLA, the University of Rochester, Virginia Tech, and Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Labs, funded by the LPS/ARO grant “Measuring, Modeling, and Mitigating Noise in Spin Qubits.”
The German Aerospace Center (DLR) is the national aeronautics and space research centre and the space agency of the Federal Republic of Germany. Here, 10,000 employees work together on a unique variety of topics in the fields of aeronautics, space, energy, transport, security and digitalisation. Their missions range from basic research to the development of innovative applications and products for tomorrow. Cutting-edge research requires excellent minds – particularly more females – at all levels, who fully achieve their potential in an inspiring environment.
We are inviting applications for a fully-funded PhD position at the Cluster of Excellence CASA. As the successful candidate, you will join the project Robust Certification of Quantum Devices and conduct fundamental research in the areas of:
- Nonlocal games and self-testing
- Quantum information and cryptography
- Group and representation theory
See below and https://qi.rub.de/hiring_casa for more information.
We are inviting applications for PhD and postdoc positions as part of the ERC project Symmetry and Optimization at the Frontiers of Computation (SYMOPTIC). For more information, see https://qi.rub.de/hiring!
Topic: quantum computing, variational algorithms,
combinatorial optimisation
What: two-year postdoc
Where: Applied Math Dept, ENSTA Paris
Deadlines: position opened till filled,
starting date before end 2023
The Quantum Photonics Laboratory at Heriot-Watt University is currently recruiting up to 3 post-docs. Positions are available on the following topics:
I am looking for motivated scientists to join my group at the University of Augsburg, Germany.
The research topics are flexible, while there is some overlap with the main interests of the group: Theoretical quantum computing and modeling of quantum devices.
We are delighted to announce workshop 3 of INSQT, which will focus on the space quantum internet. Distributing entanglement across a quantum network is a precursor to enabling distributed technologies that can improve performances in quantum sensing, imaging, and computing. This workshop will review efforts in developing global quantum networks that are capable of supporting these distributed challenges. The workshop will focus on the role of key components and enablers of quantum networking within this architectural framework such as quantum memories.
Quantum communications are revolutionising the way we transmit information and connect remote parties. Leveraging on the quantum properties of photons and on the tools developed for optical communications, it is now possible to distribute quantum coherence and confidential information to distant users, thus shaping the future quantum internet.
