Postdoctoral Fellow in Experimental Nonlinear Quantum Optics
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POSITION SUMMARY:
Quantum Roundabout is a postgraduate conference on quantum physics, to be held between the 6th and 8th of July of 2016 at the School of Mathematical Sciences of The University of Nottingham. This event intends to bring together early career researchers, working at the crossroads between physics and applied mathematics, providing them with the opportunity to network and interact with their peers in related areas, as well as recognised experts.
Opening for a PhD about the quantum many body problem
under the supervision of Dr. Luca Tagliacozzo
in the CNQO group of the
Department of Physics at the University of Strathclyde.
In recent years, compelling evidence has emerged that information theory provides a powerful way to structure our thinking about quantum gravity and quantum field theory. In turn, fundamental physics provides new classes of fascinating questions for quantum information theorists to address.
In the group of Prof. Uwe R. Fischer at Seoul National University a position is open in the field of many-body physics with cold quantum gases. Candidates capable of using the numerical method MCTDHB are strongly preferred. Possible topics include fragmented condensate many-body states and hybrid systems like cold atoms interacting with superconductors, with quantum information applications. Initial appointment is for one year with a possible extension to two years. Salary is according to the Korean postdoc scale.
We are pleased to announce four new PhD opportunities in quantum systems engineering and additive manufacture for quantum technologies on jobs.ac.uk in
Computer Aided Modelling and Design of Open Quantum Systems
Accelerated Failure and Device Characterisation of Quantum Systems without Clear Systems Boundaries
Knowledge Based Systems Approach to Computer Aided Engineering of Quantum Technologies
Additive Manufacture as a Path to Accelerated Innovation in Quantum Technologies
PICQUE Bristol Young Scientist Conference aims to bring young researchers together in a lively environment to discuss and collaborate state-of-the-art quantum photonic information. Well known keynote speakers will introduce the fundamentals aspects of quantum photonics from quantum computation, quantum-metrology and quantum simulation to single photon sources and detectors. Finally, participants will also have the chance to meet members of industry and understand their perspective of quantum technologies.
Reference: SCI020716
Salary: £25769 to £37768 per annum, depending on skills and experience (minimum £28982 with relevant PhD). Salary progression beyond this scale is subject to performance.
Fixed term.
The project is to carry out research on the equilibrium and out-of-equilibrium properties of many-body system, for example cold atomic gases, quantum optical systems or classical colloidal systems. One focus will be on the study of the emergence of correlated states and collective phenomena in the presence of dissipation and/or (coherent) driving.
Applications are invited for a position as a Post-Doctoral Research Officer at the Department of Physics in the College of Science (reference AC1416) at Swansea University, to develop research in the field of theoretical quantum information, under the supervision of Dr Markus Müller.
Registration for the “Workshop on Quantum Networks” is now open at http://qbnetworks.icfo.eu/. The workshop will take place in Barcelona from 30 March to 1 April and is sponsored by the Foundational Questions Institute (FQXI) under the project ""Quantum Bayesian networks: the physics of nonlocal events”.