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The Vienna Doctoral Program on Complex Quantum Systems (CoQuS) has been a training center for more than a hundred students the past 10 years. Our 15 different research groups are working on the forefront of the developments in modern quantum science and technology at six different locations in and around Vienna. Your training and research ranges from the most fundamental aspects of quantum science to advanced applications of quantum technologies – in both theory and experiment.

Postdoctoral research fellow (Short-Range Quantum Connections)

Quantum Nonlinear Physics and Technology Team at the Department of Optics, Faculty of Science, Palacky University in Olomouc announces selection process, is looking for a suitable candidate for a post-doc position

Postdoctoral research fellow (Autonomous Quantum Coherence and Thermodynamics)

Quantum Nonlinear Physics and Technology Team at the Department of Optics, Faculty of Science, Palacky University in Olomouc announces selection process, is looking for a suitable candidate for a post-doc position

Postdoctoral research fellow (Physics of Atoms and Trapped Ions)

Dean of the Faculty of Science, Palacky University in Olomouc announces selection process, is looking for a suitable candidate for a post-doc position

Place of work: Department of Optics
Information on the department and its activities is available here.
Work load: 1,0 (full-time)
Start of job: April 1, 2020
Duration of the contract: 12 months

Job description:

There is a postdoc fellowship to work with Prof. Thiago R. de Oliveira ((http://profs.if.uff.br/tro/) in the areas listed below. The fellowship is for one year, renewable for more two and will be paid through a project with the US Air Force. The monthly net salary will be from R$5.000,00 ** negotiable depending on the candidate experience

We have opening for two theoretical postdoc positions (initially for two years with possible extensions) in the subject of machine learning applications in quantum information technologies. The projects include applications of machine learning in quantum simulation, quantum sensing and characterizing many-body systems in and out of equilibrium. The projects will be conducted in collaboration between three faculties, namely Profs.

The Oxford-based group of Professor Simon Benjamin (see QTechTheory.org) is looking for an exceptionally talented and motivated theorist to join the team. The successful applicant will perform research in one or more of the following topics: quantum algorithms, compilers, architectures, and error tolerance protocols. Close interaction is anticipated with experimental groups across the UK, and internationally.