The Vienna Doctoral Program on Complex Quantum Systems opens the new call for application. New graduate students may be accepted to start in the program with October 2010.
The Vienna doctoral program on Complex Quantum Systems aims at providing young researchers with a comprehensive view of experimental and theoretical quantum physics. It puts a strong emphasis on quantum optics and quantum information in systems as various as photons, neutrons, mesons, atoms, molecules and solids.
The Quantum Many-Body Systems Division (Prof. Bloch) at the Max-Planck-Institute of Quantum Optics is seeking applicants for PhD positions within the group. The research of the group is focused on the field of ultracold bosonic and fermionic quantum gases with a special interest in strongly correlated quantum systems, quantum information processing and quantum optical applications.
The Department/Group of Applied Physics, led by Prof. Nicolas Gisin, at the University of Geneva is inviting motivated people to apply for several open PhD and Post-Doctoral positions, working on experimental and theoretical aspects of quantum communication and nonlocality.
A PhD position is available for a UK citizen, or an EU citizen that has been living in the UK for longer than
3 years, in our Quantum Information Group at the University of Strathclyde. The funding covers fees and
a living grant for 3.5 years.
The topic is in the general area of theoretical Quantum Information, with a little flexibility depending upon
the candidate's interests. The supervisor will be Dr. Shashank Virmani.
Quantum Infomation is a field that attempts to understand the processing of
