Postdoctoral Fellowship Position in Rydberg Optical Tweezer Arrays
The Biedermann Experimental Atomic Physics Group at the University of Oklahoma invites applications for a departmental Postdoctoral Fellowship investigating quantum information science with neutral-atom optical tweezer arrays and Rydberg-mediated entangling interactions.
Located at Northwestern University, to join the group of Professor Enectali Figueroa-Feliciano. The successful applicant will play a leading role in the CosmiQ quantum sensing and computing initiative with Fermilab.
The Figueroa Group is currently involved in several projects involving cryogenic detectors:
CosmiQ is an R&D effort to develop qubits and related technologies for both particle sensing and quantum computing with members from Fermilab, IIT, and Northwestern.
We look out into the Universe and gaze at an endless sea of galaxies, hundreds of billions of them, each containing hundreds of billions of stars. Yet all these structures that we see are but the tip of the iceberg. Our Universe is a strange place, dominated by unseen substances we call dark matter and dark energy. What are they, and how does this all work?
Host: Advanced Photonics Lab, Lecce (Italy)
Position: PhD/postdoctoral candidate (experimental photonics)
Start date: flexible
Duration: 1–3 years
Deadline: until filled
Contact: Dr. Dimitrios Trypogeorgos — dimitrios.trypogeorgos@cnr.it
About the Advanced Photonics Lab
We are interested in the study of polariton quantum fluids of light, the investigation of frontier physics mainly related to the interactions and coupling of light with matter both from a macroscopic point of view as well as at the single particle level. We study collective coherent phenomena of condensates of Bose-Einstein in semiconductor materials, exploiting quasiparticles generated by the strong coupling between light and excited states of matter.
The Trapped Ion Quantum Technology Group at Stockholm University is recruiting a motivated doctoral candidate for experimental research on open quantum systems with trapped ions. The project studies open spin–boson systems and many-body phases, working toward applications in sensing and metrology, as part of the QuantERA project "Collective quantum phenomena in dissipative systems – towards time-crystal applications in sensing and metrology" (CoQuaDis, EU Horizon 2020 grant 101017733), in collaboration with the University of Tübingen and IFISC Mallorca.
The Trapped Ion Quantum Technology Group at Stockholm University is recruiting a motivated doctoral candidate for research in quantum simulations with trapped Rydberg ions. The project involves building and operating a two-dimensional ion trap experiment for open-system quantum simulations using Rydberg ions, as part of the ERC Synergy project "Open 2D Quantum Simulator" (OPEN-2QS, grant 101164443), in collaboration with groups in Mainz and Tübingen.
The Trapped Ion Quantum Technology Group at Stockholm University seeks a postdoctoral researcher for experimental work on collective quantum phenomena with trapped ions, as part of the QuantERA project "Collective quantum phenomena in dissipative systems – towards time-crystal applications in sensing and metrology" (CoQuaDis). Responsibilities include precision measurements and analysis of open quantum systems, developing new quantum simulation applications, collaborating with theory partners in Tübingen and Mallorca, and mentoring PhD and Master's students.
Applications are invited for a Postdoctoral Research Fellow position in experimental quantum physics at the Department of Physics, POSTECH (Pohang University of Science and Technology), South Korea, funded through the QuantERA project ENTUNE - "Entangled and Tunable Nanomechanical Quantum Systems."
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