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Fellow in Experimental Entangled Photon Systems
One position is available for a postdoctoral fellow to develop robust entangled photon systems.
The team of Alexander Ling is working on space-based quantum communication experiments which involve the operation of entangled photon systems on earth-orbiting satellites. A postdoctoral position is available within the scientific team to lead the development of next generation compact and bright entangled photon systems that can work reliably in robust
environments.
Submitted by
Uwerf on Sat, 24/05/2014 - 15:03.
In the theory group of Prof. Uwe R. Fischer at Seoul National University, there is an opening for a Postdoc position for one year, with a possible extension by another year. The research topic, broadly construed, is quantum state transfer in hybrid quantum systems, e.g., constructed from SQUIDs and BECs/Rydberg atoms. Inter alia, the influence of dissipation and the realization of universal quantum gates will be investigated.
The project concerns a study on the present state of quantum communication technologies, and the nature and timing of expected developments, and the preparation of a proposal for the role of the Joint Research Centre in the domain. Background: Quantum communication technologies, such as polarisation-based optical quantum key distribution and quantum random number generation, are already in use for certain applications. New technologies, currently at very different levels of technical maturity, offer the promise of much wider application.
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Mleifer on Tue, 06/05/2014 - 23:22.
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John.gough on Mon, 28/04/2014 - 12:56.
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