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The quantum group in Malta is looking to recruit an experienced postdoctoral researcher in the field of topological optomechanical devices. This is a two-year position funded by the Julian Schwinger Foundation.

This project aims to investigate optomechanical arrays as a platform for the amplification, processing, and routing of phonons. It will feature close collaboration with Dr Vittorio Peano (Max Planck Institute for the Science of Light, Erlangen).

Two PhD positions are available for UK/EU students in the group of Prof. Stefano Pirandola, Computer Science department, University of York, aiming to start in Oct 2019. Please use the links for further information.
PhD position (1) Continuous variable quantum key distribution with multi-mode signals is focused on experimental study while

The University of Vienna has advertised a full professor position in the field of "Quantum algorithms".

This will be a joint position between the Faculty of Physics and the Faculty of Mathematics. The job announcement is available online at https://personalwesen.univie.ac.at/jobs-recruiting/professuren/detail-se...
with an extended application deadline of February 7, 2019.

The Quantum Technologies Group at the University of Tennessee (http://quantum.utk.edu) is accepting applications for postdoctoral positions to start Fall 2019. We are particularly interested in candidates with experience in quantum sensing and applications. The positions are for two years with a possible extension to three years and limited to US citizens. If you are interested in applying, please send a current CV, list of publications, a research proposal, and the names of three references.

The Oxford-based group of Professor Simon Benjamin (see QTechTheory.org) is looking for an exceptionally talented and motivated theorist to join the team. The successful applicant will perform research in one or more of the following topics: quantum algorithms, compilers, architectures, and error tolerance protocols. Close interaction is anticipated with experimental groups in Oxford, across the UK, and internationally.