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Dear Colleagues,
I have Ph.D. and Postdoc positions available in my Lab at IQST University of Calgary. Please, pass on the word to potential candidates.
Research field: quantum physics (including foundations of quantum theory, quantum information, quantum computation, categorical quantum mechanics)
Researcher profile: recognised Researcher
Type of contract: temporary (36 months), full-time
Offer starting date: 01/11/2019
Send your application to: ictqt@ug.edu.pl
About the ICTQT
Research field: quantum physics (including quantum open systems, quantum information, quantum thermodynamics, quantum optics)
Researcher profile: recognised Researcher
Type of contract: temporary (36 months), full-time
Offer starting date: 01/11/2019
Send your application to: ictqt@ug.edu.pl
About the ICTQT
September 18-20, 2019
The school illustrates the operation principles and technologies in the field of Single-Photon Detectors, together with application examples in the field of Quantum Technologies. The school is addressed to PhD students, Post-Docs and young researchers with backgrounds in Engineering and Physics.
The project is a joint development between Fondazione Bruno Kessler and University of Trento, in collaboration with University of Bern.
The goal of the activity is to develop a new concept of single photon detector for measuring the spatio-temporal correlations existing in a flux of coincident photons. Such a detector would find application in quantum science, e.g. for the detection of entangled photons in quantum imaging or the generation of quantum random numbers in quantum communication.
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