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The QuanG2 Autumn 2026 PhD call is now open, offering over 30 fully funded PhD projects in quantum sciences and technologies in Grenoble.

Selected candidates will join a 3-year international research programme and benefit from up to €10,000 in additional research funding for missions, conferences, and equipment.

This is a unique opportunity to join a cutting-edge quantum research environment. Applications close on 7 September 2026.

The newly established Quantum Cryptography group at the University of Innsbruck, led by Ramona Wolf, is seeking motivated PhD students and Postdoctoral researchers. The group’s research focuses on the security of quantum cryptographic protocols, in particular quantum key distribution and randomness generation, and their connections to the foundations of quantum theory.

The Quantum Computing Group at the Department of Computer Science of TU Darmstadt is a dynamic and growing research team exploring the intersection of quantum physics and quantum information. We focus on the theoretical side of quantum computing and communication, aiming to better understand the underlying principles and potential applications. Our group offers a collaborative and supportive environment for research and learning.

We are a broadly interested research group, working on topics including:

The Ilo-Okeke Theory Group in the Department of Physics at William & Mary invites applications for a postdoctoral research associate position in theoretical quantum information science, many-body physics, and cold atomic systems.

Research topics include neutral atoms, collective light–matter interactions, open quantum systems, quantum many-body dynamics, quantum sensing, and quantum device technologies. The position is available immediately, the start date is flexible, and applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis until the position is filled.

We are seeking two research associates (or research assistants, for those who have submitted their PhD thesis by the start date of the role) 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 Quantum Research Group in the School of Computing.

I am recruiting several PostDocs in my group at Inria Saclay, Ecole Polytechnique near Paris on the following topics:
- Quantum Distributed Computing
- Quantum correlations, quantum nonlocality, entanglement
- Quantum Foundations
- Mathematical Physics (Noncommutative polynomial optimisation, C* Algebras)
- More generally, all area of Quantum Information Theory
Precise projects will be tailored to your expertise. To explore the possibility of joining the group, email me (marc-olivier.renou@inria.fr).