Quantiki

We are recruiting one PhD and one Postdoc to begin around October 2026. The successful candidates will work under the joint supervision of Marco Fanizza and Cambyse Rouzé and will join the Inria team Quriosity, located at Télécom Paris, Institut Polytechnique de Paris. Quriosity specializes in the theory of quantum information with currently 7 permanent members whose research spans topics such as: quantum computing, quantum cryptography, quantum simulation, quantum foundations and quantum learning.

We are writing to advertise a 3-year post-doctoral position at the University of Manchester.

The position is funded by a Leverhulme Trust Research Grant entitled “Geometry of Higher-Order Quantum Operations and Implications for Causality.” The project lies at the intersection of quantum foundations, information geometry, and random matrix theory. It aims to address fundamental questions concerning the structure of higher-order quantum operations, including quantum combs / process tensors and processes with indefinite causal order.

Professorship (W2, tenure track to W3) in Quantum Information Theory (m/f/x; Reference no.: W2810)

Institution: Saarland University, Department of Mathematics, Faculty of Mathematics and Computer Science - Saarbrücken Campus

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W3 Professorship Control in Quantum Technologies (m/f/x; Reference no.: W2832)

Institution: Saarland University, Department of Systems Engineering, Faculty of Natural Sciences and Technology - Saarbrücken Campus

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W3 Professorship Photonics for Quantum Systems (m/f/x; Reference no.: W2830)

Institution: Saarland University, Department of Systems Engineering, Faculty of Natural Sciences and Technology - Saarbrücken Campus

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W3 Professorship Communications in Quantum Technologies (m/f/x; Reference no.: W2831)

Institution: Saarland University, Department of Systems Engineering, Faculty of Natural Sciences and Technology - Saarbrücken Campus

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The professorship addresses communication technologies at the intersection of quantum and classical engineering systems. Its theoretical foundations draw on the concepts and methods of both classical and quantum communications.

W3 Professorship Electromagnetics in Quantum Technologies (m/f/x; Reference no.: W2829)

Institution: Saarland University, Department of Systems Engineering, Faculty of Natural Sciences and Technology - Saarbrücken Campus

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