We are recruiting a PhD student to work on quantum information theory and quantum communication theory in the research group of Michael G. Jabbour at Télécom SudParis, Institut Polytechnique de Paris.
The successful candidate will contribute to research on:
Applications are invited for a PhD student in Controlling Errors in Quantum Computers under the supervision of Dr Zhenyu Cai at Imperial College London
This PhD project will focus on the single most pressing challenge in quantum computation: errors in these machines. The goal is to develop a "full-stack" approach to quantum error suppression, integrating strategies across all layers of the quantum computation stack.
Applications are invited for a PhD student in Controlling Errors in Quantum Computers under the supervision of Dr Zhenyu Cai at Imperial College London
This PhD project will focus on the single most pressing challenge in quantum computation: errors in these machines. The goal is to develop a "full-stack" approach to quantum error suppression, integrating strategies across all layers of the quantum computation stack.
Applications are invited for a PhD student in Controlling Errors in Quantum Computers under the supervision of Dr Zhenyu Cai at Imperial College London
This PhD project will focus on the single most pressing challenge in quantum computation: errors in these machines. The goal is to develop a "full-stack" approach to quantum error suppression, integrating strategies across all layers of the quantum computation stack.
SoftQuantus is seeking a PhD-level quantum computing researcher to join its internal research and development team.
The researcher will contribute to experimental and applied research involving quantum algorithms, quantum workload orchestration, quantum simulation, error mitigation, cross-backend benchmarking and hybrid quantum-classical computing.
SoftQuantus is seeking a PhD-level researcher to join its internal research and development team working on large language models, deep learning systems and scientific artificial intelligence.
The successful candidate will contribute to the design, training, adaptation and optimization of advanced language models for enterprise and scientific applications. The role combines applied research, experimental development and production-oriented engineering.
Research areas include:
The Theoretical Quantum Communication Group led by Prof. Zahra Raissi at the University of Münster invites applications for a fully funded PhD position (remuneration at 67% of the German pay scale TV-L E13, three years) within the newly funded Quantum Futur project Q-SCALAR (Quantum Secure Communication with Adaptive Layers and Ranks). The project is funded by the German Federal Ministry of Research, Technology and Space (BMFTR).
The Quantum Information and Inference (QI^2) group (http://theory.ifpan.edu.pl/), led by Jan Kołodyński at the Institute of Physics of the Polish Academy of Sciences (IFPAN) in Warsaw, invites applications for a motivated Research Assistant and PhD Candidate to join their team.
The Quantum Randomness Group of Markus Heinrich at the University of Cologne invites applications for a fully-funded PhD position (3 years, E13 TV-L, 75%), starting 1 December 2026.
We invite applications for up to three PhD positions (TV-L E13, 75%, 3 years) within the interdisciplinary research project EXPRESSO (Extracting Probabilistic Representations in Exponential Quantum Spaces). The aim of the project is to develop machine learning methods to tackle the exponential complexity of quantum state, design, and model spaces to fundamentally improve the quality of quantum simulations and quantum hardware design.
