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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.
This Research Thematic Program's main goal is to further develop the study of operator algebras and their relation with quantum information. To do so, we plan to reunite both leading experts and Ph.D. students in mathematics and mathematical physicists with interests in seemingly disparate fields of Noncommutative Algebra, Dynamical Systems, Groups, Harmonic Analysis, Topology and Quantum Theory. This way, we intend to further stimulate the rich interplay between these areas of mathematics and the relatively young field of quantum information theory.
Submitted by
Negretti on Fri, 18/01/2019 - 22:02.
The scope of the workshop is to discuss impurity physics and transport in ultracold synthetic quantum matter as well as solid-state systems in order to find synergies among the different communities and to identify common goals.
In additional to presentations by young and senior researchers, we shall have parallel sessions consisting of small groups discussing specialised topics as well as identify new challenges and ideas for the field.
Submitted by
gsiopsis on Fri, 18/01/2019 - 21:05.
Submission deadline:
Thursday, January 31, 2019
Registration deadline:
Thursday, January 31, 2019
This one-day Workshop is by invitation only. Send a message to quantum@tennessee.edu if you wish to receive an invitation to participate. Limited funding is available for all participants.
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