Quantiki

In view of realizing new quantum technologies, it becomes crucial to manage energy exchanges and thermodynamic tasks at the level of singles quantum systems, where quantum effects may play an important role. In this spirit, this project will explore, from the theoretical point of view and in collaboration with experimental groups, new kinds of quantum machines, based on elementary quantum systems (i.e.

This fully-funded studentship is available immediately and will be kept open until filled. The area of research is in experimental continuous-variable quantum communications in fibre_free-space_satellite channels. Follow the link for more information. https://www.findaphd.com/phds/project/quantum-coherent-communications-be...
For informal enquiries please contact Dr. Rupesh Kumar (rupesh.kumar@york.ac.uk)

In the Theory of Cold Atoms group of Prof. Uwe R. Fischer at Seoul National University, a Postdoc position is open in the field of simulations of curved spacetime (aka analogue gravity).
Previous published experience in analogue gravity is required.
Possible physical realizations include, but are not limited to, ultracold quantum gases, ion traps, and condensates of light.

The Trapped Ion Quantum Technology group at Stockholm University invites applications for a postdoctoral position on our trapped Rydberg ion experiments. The postdoc will work on an experiment to investigate Rydberg physics and perform quantum gates in longer ion strings.

Postdoctoral research positions are available in the Department of Mathematics to work with Asst. Prof. Cihan Okay on the project titled "Topology of quantum resources: Homotopical methods in resource theories for quantum information and quantum computing" funded by the Air Force Office of Scientific Research. Applications are encouraged from candidates working on areas related to quantum information and algebraic topology. Further details of the project are available at http://cihan.okay.bilkent.edu.tr/.

The theory group at Forschungszentrum Juelich and RWTH Aachen are looking for highly motivated candidates to fill a fully-funded Ph.D. position.
It is a fully-funded Ph.D. position focusing on theoretical aspects of nonequilibrium thermodynamics using quantum information theory. Dr. Ansari will supervise the projects and collaborate with leading experimental groups.

Our research Team focuses on the development of the next generation atomic quantum sensors. We have developed an atomic portable gravimeter, all optical atomic magnetometer and other sensors. Our next challenge is to progress this technology/research further and with clear goals to provide solutions ranging from application in navigation, inertial sensing to monitoring gravity for applications in geology. The projects are on the junction between industry and academic research and with this can be quite exciting and demanding as well.