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Submitted by
Jolarson on Mon, 19/02/2018 - 13:11.
Postdoctoral Fellow in Theoretical Quantum Optics
Ref. No. SU FV-0549-18
at the Department of Physics. Closing date: 31 March 2018.
Job ID: #JOB11/2018
Job Summary: The PhD student will be involved in theoretical studies of quantum self-bound systems of ultracold atoms under supervision of prof. Mariusz Gajda. The research will be supported by (Polish) National Science Center grant `Quantum droplets’.
Job ID: #JOB10/2018
Job Title: Post-Doc in cold atoms theory
Submission deadline:
Wednesday, February 28, 2018
“IQSA-2018” is a major international conference integrating all fields of quantum mechanics and its applications. It provides an important opportunity for researchers to disseminate their results and to obtain feedback both from their peers and from senior members of the community. Owing to its interdisciplinary and foundational character, the objective of the conference is to encourage communication between researchers throughout the world whose research is related to:
- quantum structures and their applications in physics, mathematics and philosophy
STOCKHOLM UNIVERSITY, DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS
Trapped Rydberg ions are a novel quantum system. By laser light, the outermost electron of trapped ions is excited to high-lying orbitals. Such Rydberg ions are million times bigger than ions in the ground state, and due to their size, they obtain very peculiar properties. For instance, they have very large transition dipole moments thus become very sensitive to microwave fields.
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