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You will develop new theoretical methods for quantum sensing with mechanical systems, explore their use in tests of fundamental physics, and help build the research environment of a new theory group.
Apply via: https://careers.tudelft.nl/job/Delft-Postdoc-in-Theoretical-Quantum-Phys...
Job description
You will develop the theory that connects quantum experiments with mechanical systems to questions in fundamental physics, establishing what such experiments can and cannot reveal about nature.
Apply via: https://careers.tudelft.nl/job/Delft-PhD-Position-in-Theoretical-Physics...
Job description
Our group is looking for a PhD student!
Scope: full-time
Duration: fixed-term, 3 years
Start: 01.12.2026
The position also involves research in the field of quantum information theory and quantum computing in the context of bosonic systems, in particular:
Benchmarking
Quantum Learning
Continuous Variables
Applicants are expected to have an excellent degree; Master´s or Diplom (in a relevant academic field, such as: Physics, Computer Science, mathematics).
Good English language skills are also required.
The Quantum Information and Computation (QIC) team, led by Prof. Teiko Heinosaari at the Faculty of Information Technology, University of Jyväskylä, Finland, is seeking a Postdoctoral Researcher in theoretical quantum information science. The position is expected to start on 1 November 2026, or as soon as possible thereafter, and will continue until 31 December 2028.
AQIS’27 will focus on quantum information processing, communication, and cryptography, an interdisciplinary field bridging quantum physics, computer science, mathematics, and information technologies. AQIS’27 will be a natural successor of EQIS’01–EQIS’05 and AQIS’06–AQIS’26.
The conference will feature invited talks, contributed oral presentations, poster sessions, and related activities. Contributions are solicited in, but not limited to, the following areas:
This workshop aims to provide a focused forum for developing and systematizing the mathematical foundations of quantum information science. In recent years, quantum information has not only driven applications such as quantum computation and communication, but has also brought new perspectives to fundamental questions in the mathematical sciences.
Dear colleagues,
We are pleased to announce the next online seminar on QOART (Quantum optics and related topics)!
Title of the talk: Mathematical foundations, modeling methods, and applications of high-dimensional open quantum systems
Speaker: Hui-hui Miao
PhD Candidate Openings: Open Quantum Systems & Many-Body Physics
The Center for Theoretical Physics PAS (CTP PAS) in Warsaw is seeking
two Research Assistants / PhD Candidates (R1 Researchers) to join the
EUCENTRAL – Center for Quantum Technologies Modelling project.
Prof Cristian Bonato is seeking an Experimental Postdoctoral Research Associate to join his team's work on the real-time, autonomous optimisation of nuclear-spin sensing and control — building on recent results such as Phys. Rev. Applied 21, 024026 (2024) and PRX Quantum 7, 020360 (2026).
We are seeking a Postdoctoral Research Associate to develop the next generation of AI-enhanced quantum sensors, combining machine learning with cutting-edge quantum hardware to create autonomous scientific instruments.
Our research aims to build quantum sensors capable of deciding for themselves what measurement to perform next, learning from incoming data in real time, and continuously optimising their performance. These technologies have the potential to transform nanoscale imaging, single-molecule detection, quantum networking, and next-generation biomedical sensing.
