quantum computing

Applications are invited for two postdoctoral positions in quantum computing and artificial intelligence with Assistant Professor Yuxuan Zhang at the National University of Singapore, starting Spring or Fall 2027.

The group opens in December 2026 and is hosted by the School of Computing, with a joint appointment in the Department of Physics. As a founding member, you will have the chance to shape the group's research agenda and its working culture, build the computational infrastructure it runs on, and mentor its first students.

Applications are invited for a postdoctoral position in quantum information and quantum machine learning, and topological data analysis, funded by JST ASPIRE. The successful candidate will work with Ryu Hayakawa on quantum-enhanced feature design and algorithm development, with connections to topological data analysis and quantum computational complexity theory.

The position is based at the Yukawa Institute for Theoretical Physics, Kyoto University, and includes international collaboration with researchers in the Netherlands.

Who we are
At neQxt, we build full-stack ion-trap quantum computers, striving for excellent performance and scalability. With decades of expertise in ion-trap technology, neQxt was spun out of Mainz University, and it is headquartered in Germany’s Frankfurt Metropolitan area. Our team of leading talent from Europe and beyond covers the entire value chain, from the basic hardware to end-user software level. Join our passionate team of ambitious scientists, engineers, technicians and quantum enthusiasts, building top-tier fault-tolerant quantum computers together!

ColibrITD is a start-up specialized in the development of quantum algorithms for multiphysics simulation, with a particular focus on industrial use cases. In particular, the company is developing a quantum solver for differential equations (ODEs/PDEs), currently accessible through IBM’s quantum platform [1, 2, 3]. Its R&D team consists of around ten permanent researchers specializing in variational quantum algorithms and their implementation on simulators and quantum machines.

TCG CREST – TCG Centres for Research and Education in Science and Technology aspires to be a world-leading research institute in the area of science and technology.

We offer a full-time senior postdoctoral position in the theory of quantum error correction and fault tolerance. Our group has a strong international profile in this area and offers a unique culture of scientific exchange, lively discussion, and intensive blackboard collaboration. Possible research topics include