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The Applied Mathematics Department of the National Research University Higher School of Economics, Moscow, Russia, invites applications for postdoctoral research positions in mathematical methods for quantum information and quantum control technologies. Details at https://iri.hse.ru/mathematical_methods2021
The role
Nu Quantum has created a new way of achieving single-photon detection using a proprietary semiconductor structure. You will be part of the team developing the first and second generation of Nu Quantum single-photon detector products. You will be involved in the design, test, and optimisation of the single-photon detectors, as well as the design, implementation, and use of the single-photon measurement and characterisation suite.
Requirements
The role
Nu Quantum is developing novel quantum photonics components employing proprietary nanostructures. You will be involved in the cleanroom nanofabrication and processing of these devices and will be part of the team designing, testing and optimising the technology.
Requirements
The ideal candidate will have the following skills/experience/qualifications:
5+ years industry or academic cleanroom nanofabrication experience, specialising in (III-V) semiconductor photonics or optoelectronics. Skills:
We are seeking an extremely well-qualified and motivated researcher at the postdoctoral level to work on notions of quantum system identification and near-term quantum computing. Possible topics include
- randomized benchmarking,
- quantum state and process tomography,
- Hamiltonian learning,
- noise estimation,
- shadow estimation,
- computational complexity,
- expressive power of quantum circuits, or
- applications of near-term quantum computers.
The newly established team “Quantum Chaos in Many-Body Systems”, led by Dario Rosa, is looking for several postdoctoral fellows as well as Ph.D. students willing to join the group.
The research interests of the group cover several topics, whose common theme is to study how quantum chaos (or its absence) affects the dynamical properties of quantum many-body systems. Among them, the group is currently focusing mostly on the following themes:
Applications are invited for two postdoctoral fellowships in quantum information and foundations at QICI Quantum Information and Computation Initiative, Department of Computer Science, The University of Hong Kong.
The Center for Theoretical Physics of Complex Systems (PCS) of the Institute for Basic Science (IBS) is organizing an international virtual workshop focused on open quantum systems and thermodynamics.
Interest in the area of quantum computing is motivated by the prospect of utilising the power of quantum machines for solving challenging computational problems. This interest resulted in the development of new areas of applications covering possible utilisation of quantum mechanical principles in communication, data processing, and more recently in logic, game theory, artificial intelligence, and theory of programming languages.
We are inviting applications for PhD and postdoc positions at the University of Stuttgart.
Postdoc position 1: The successful candidate will work on the development of integrated silicon circuits and their use in quantum information processing with a focus on quantum networks. This includes designing silicon photonic circuits, testing them, and using them in quantum photonics.
We would like to bring to your attention an on-line conference:
Quantum Information Days 2021 (QID2021)
