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Submitted by
RemyBoyer on Sat, 05/04/2025 - 15:29.
Application deadline:
Thursday, January 9, 2025
Quantum computing is at the cutting edge of technological innovation,
offering the potential to solve complex problems that classical “binary”
computers cannot address. Ten- sor algebra, with its comprehensive
mathematical framework, offers crucial tools for modeling and
approximating large multidimensional datasets. This thesis seeks to
investigate the interplay between tensor networks and quantum computing
by proposing original, robust (to decoherence of qubits) quantum
algorithms that utilize tensor structures to improve computational
efficiency and capabilities. This research requires a multidisciplinary
understanding of quantum physics and linear algebra. This thesis topic
will benefit from the complementary expertises of Remy Boyer
(CRISTAL/SIGMA) for the multilinear algebra aspect and Giuseppe Patera
(PhLAM, Quantum Information team) for the quantum physics aspect.
Submitted by
gpatera on Fri, 04/04/2025 - 17:24.
Application deadline:
Wednesday, October 1, 2025
Quantum states in continuous variables (CV) represent a promising
approach in quantum computing and communication. They offer significant
advantages over discrete variable states (such as single-photon states),
including deterministic generation and efficient detection. In
particular, multimode squeezed states are essential for synthesizing
cluster states, which are considered one of the most promising
architectures for all-optical measurement-based quantum computation.
Submitted by
aasal on Thu, 03/04/2025 - 11:17.
We are looking for a PhD candidate to contribute to the development
of theoretical methods for studying reactive charge-transfer processes.
When oppositely charged ions collide, the resulting dynamics cannot be
fully described within the Born-Oppenheimer approximation. In collisions
involving molecular ions, not only does charge transfer occur, but
molecular bonds may also break or form. These processes are crucial for
understanding how molecules are created and destroyed in the
interstellar medium, yet our current knowledge of them remains
limited.
The Mathematical Institute of SAS in Bratislava offers a PhD position
for research in quantum information theory, under supervision of Anna
Jenčová http://www.mat.savba.sk/~jencova/index.html. The study is
organized in cooperation with the Faculty of Mathematics, Physics and
Informatics, Comenius University, Bratislava.
Application deadline:
Wednesday, April 30, 2025
The Quantum Matter and Information group at the Institute for
Theoretical Physics (IFT) UAM-CSIC invites applications for a PhD
position funded by the QUITEMAD project. The successful candidate will
work under the supervision of Daniel González-Cuadra, focusing on
developing quantum simulation algorithms tailored to lattice gauge
theories.
We are hiring an experimental research assistant within the Quantum
Light and Matter group at Durham, working on quantum sensing with
ultracold molecules in optical tweezer arrays. This position is funded
by the “UK-Canada quantum for science research collaborations” scheme
and there will be opportunities to travel to Canada as part of a
researcher exchange program with the University of Waterloo.
International applicants are encouraged to apply and will be eligible
for the Durham University Visa Reimbursement Scheme.
Application deadline:
Wednesday, April 30, 2025
The Prasad Research Group in the Department of Chemistry at the University of Calgary is seeking motivated graduate students to work in the areas of computational chemistry, quantum computing, and machine learning. The selected applicants will conduct research under the direct supervision of Dr. Viki Kumar Prasad with available projects focusing on leveraging advanced computational methods to solve complex problems in reaction discovery, molecular modeling, and quantum simulations.
Application deadline:
Monday, September 1, 2025
Quantum batteries have garnered significant attention as a novel
energy storage paradigm, leveraging quantum phenomena such as coherence,
entanglement, and squeezing to outperform classical counterparts. While
a substantial body of research has focused on finite-dimensional
systems, particularly spin-based and qubit-based models, the potential
of bosonic systems, such as harmonic oscillators, remains underexplored.
This research aims to bridge this gap, emphasizing the unique advantages
offered by continuous-variable setups, including scalability, and
compatibility with realistic physical systems, in particular quantum
optics and materials.
Submitted by
fbay on Fri, 14/03/2025 - 17:36.
We are now accepting applications for the Quantum Center Research
Fellowship Programme. These fellowships provide funding for PhD students
and postdocs hosted by research groups of the Quantum Center at ETH
Zürich.
The fellowships support innovative and original scientific research
that aligns with the host group while fostering the fellow’s
independence. In addition, fellows will help further strengthen the
community of PhD students and postdocs at the Quantum Center, for
example by organizing technical exchange events or social
activities.
Application deadline:
Wednesday, April 30, 2025
Open call for a fully funded 4 year PhD position, supervised by
Dr. Anthony Kiely at the School of Physics, University College Cork,
Ireland. The project is in the area of theoretical quantum physics, so
an undergraduate degree in physics or related discipline is an essential
prerequisite. Experience with quantum optics and programming
(e.g. Python, Mathematica etc.) would also be beneficial. The project
will investigate new methods for modelling continuous quantum
measurements and leveraging these results for quantum feedback
control.
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