Quantiki

We are looking for exceptional and motivated candidates for a postdoc position in quantum distributed algorithms. The position is funded by a large grant of the Templeton Fondation (more information here http://www.qiss.fr). Prospect candidates are expected to have strong background in one of the following area: classical distributed algorithms, quantum algorithms, quantum information, especially NISQ approach to quantum computing.

Welcome To Weibo's Group @ NTU, Singapore

We are interested in quantum information and quantum optics research based on solid state systems. Versatile systems including quantum dots, solid state defects and 2D material not only bring rich physics, but can also find their applications in quantum information.

The postdoc position includes:

I. Telecom range quantum emitter towards Practical single photon quantum key distribution, including their coupling to cavities.

II. Quantum sensing with solid state system

We are looking for two new PhD students in quantum photonics, You will either work on quantum dots as single photon sources and their application for the creation of multiphoton quantum states  in one of our collaborative projects (Euraxess) or on quantum interferometry in waveguide integrated photonic circuits, where we would like to study multiparticle complementarity and totally destructive interference (Euraxess). Feel free to apply towards both positions.

We are looking for exceptional and motivated candidates for a postdoc / quantum softwere engineer in quantum device characterization and error mitigation. The position is funded by the grant " National Supercomputing Infrastructure for EuroHPC - EuroHPC PL" realised in Center for Theoretical Physics PAS in Warsaw and coordinated by dr Michał Oszmaniec.

Postdoctoral position in solid state quantum computing at SUNY Buffalo.

Mankei Tsang invites applications for a postdoctoral fellow position in his group at the National University of Singapore (NUS). The main job of the fellow will be to perform theoretical or experimental research on quantum-inspired microscopy, although they may also be given freedom to work on independent projects that are of mutual interest to both the fellow and the group. For more information about the interests of the group, see https://blog.nus.edu.sg/mankei/.

The Quantum Information Group at Yukawa Institute for Theoretical Physics, Kyoto University, Japan is looking for a postdoctoral researcher to work on theory of quantum cryptography.
Depending on the qualification, the title of research assistant professor can be given.

The starting date is negotiable (but ideally as soon as possible), and the contract is by the end of March 2024.

Interested candidates can apply by sending
CV
publication list
research statement,
contact information of two referees
to the contact address below.