atomic physics

Dates: 

Wednesday, February 12, 2025

Registration deadline: 

Wednesday, February 12, 2025

In the first qmeets talk, Professor Silke Weinfurtner and Dr. Patrik Svancara from the University of Nottingham will introduce quantum simulations of curved spacetimes around rotating compact objects like black holes. They’ll reveal how quantum tornadoes—giant vortices in superfluid helium—can help decode signals captured by gravitational wave detectors, bringing us closer to understanding the cosmos.

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Application deadline: 

Saturday, March 15, 2025

Centre for Quantum Engineering, Research and Education offers a postdoc position. The candidate should have research experience in atomic and molecular physics/quantum chemistry or/and quantum computing/quantum algorithms. The goal of the researcher will be to develop and test programs to carry out atomic and molecular physics/ quantum chemistry calculations in the quantum computing framework.

Dates: 

Tuesday, February 25, 2025 to Wednesday, February 26, 2025

Submission deadline: 

Saturday, January 25, 2025

Registration deadline: 

Saturday, January 25, 2025

The goal of this workshop is to meet and engage with experts across physics and computer science to discuss how these disciplines intersect in the study of complex systems and emergent behavior. This workshop explores how information processing and dynamic systems reveal complementary perspectives on emergent phenomena. Discover how simple rules can lead to the complex, unpredictable behaviors observed across physics and computer science. Inspired by cellular automata, we will discover how simple rules may manifest in intriguing emergent phenomena such as phase transitions and neuronal mechanisms.

Application deadline: 

Tuesday, March 25, 2025

We offer employment at the position of assistant professor (postdoc position) in a research group in a project funded by the National Science Center, Poland within Sonata Bis 13. The candidate must meet requirements of the National Science Center, in particular have a doctoral degree obtained not earlier than 7 years before the year of employment in the project (this period may be extended in the event of breaks in the scientific career as defined by the Center). A person employed at the postdoc position cannot be employed under another employment contract at the same time.

Application deadline: 

Friday, April 26, 2024

Application deadline: 

Thursday, September 30, 2021

Quantum Optics Lab is located at the Özyeğin University in Istanbul. Our activities span a large spectrum from development of a intra-campus quantum network to quantum memories based on cold and hot atomic ensembles. We also conduct research about quantum imaging using entangled photon pairs In our group we have an open Post Doctorate positions as part of a project funded by TUBITAK.

Scope of work:
We are looking for a co-investigator in a H2020 EURAMET EMPIR 18SIB05 ROCIT „Robust Optical Clocks for International Timescales” project. The goal of our group is to improve the robustness of optical clocks so that they can run unattended for long periods. More information on http://empir.npl.co.uk/rocit/ and http://famo.fizyka.umk.pl/kl-famo-umk/research-umk/optical-atomic-clock/ pages.
Requirements:

Scope of work:
We are looking for a co-investigator in a H2020 EURAMET EMPIR 18SIB05 ROCIT „Robust Optical Clocks for International Timescales” project. The goal of our group is to improve the robustness of optical clocks so that they can run unattended for long periods. More information on http://empir.npl.co.uk/rocit/ and http://famo.fizyka.umk.pl/kl-famo-umk/research-umk/optical-atomic-clock/ pages.
Requirements:

Application deadline: 

Sunday, January 10, 2021

MoSaiQC - Modular Systems for Advanced Integrated Quantum Clocks
A European Innovative Training Network

Application deadline: 

Wednesday, December 9, 2020

We are seeking an excellent atomic physicist to work within our technical team, to take the lead on aspects of our experimental development. The ideal candidate should have a PhD in AMO physics or other related field, come with good references and be able to show examples of high skill or talent in this field. We are particularly interested in candidates with prior experience in setting up cold atom, BEC or spectroscopy experiments or in candidates who have built frequency-doubled fiber laser systems from off the shelf components.

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