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** Project: Practical self-correcting quantum memories
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** Project: Practical self-correcting quantum memories
The project seeks to develop a quantum computer device where the nuclear spin of a donor atom in silicon is integrated with a gate-defined quantum dot. This type of device will represent the unit cell of a scalable quantum processor, which combines the exceptional coherence and gate fidelity of nuclear spins with the addressability and manufacturability of semiconductor quantum dots.
I would like to announce several openings of Postdoc and PhD positions relating to formal verification and quantum computing / quantum crypto in Dominique Unruh's group, the Chair for Quantum Information Systems, RWTH Aachen, Germany.
Feel free to share this in your network (especially with gifted master students who may not yet be in this channel).
We invite you to attend a free, online-only Episode 81 of the Warsaw Quantum Computing Group meetup, organized by Fundacja Quantum AI and QPoland, and to forward the invitation to anyone who may be interested.
On 17.09, at 18:00 UTC+2, Jan Tuziemski will give a talk: "Limits of quantum run-time advantage".
The Quantum and Linear-Optical Computation group at INL (Novo RG) explores several research areas in theoretical quantum computation, ranging from foundational questions to quantum algorithms and photonic implementations. We are looking for a postdoctoral researcher to work jointly with the Quantum Nanostructures group (Rossier RG ) in theoretical topics at the interface between quantum computing and quantum many-body physics.
We are looking for an assistant professor (tenure-track) who wants to develop and strengthen our research and education in quantum information theory at the international forefront.
The position is within the Quantum Matter Theory research program. Together with the Materials Theory program, we offer a world-class environment for research with interests spanning from strongly correlated and topological quantum states of matter and theoretical aspects of quantum information to first-principles electronic structure calculations and green energy solutions.
We are looking for an assistant professor (tenure-track) who wants to develop and strengthen our research and education in quantum information theory at the international forefront.
The position is within the Quantum Matter Theory research program. Together with the Materials Theory program, we offer a world-class environment for research with interests spanning from strongly correlated and topological quantum states of matter and theoretical aspects of quantum information to first-principles electronic structure calculations and green energy solutions.
As part of our expansion, the Department of Computer Science at the University of Oxford is seeking to appoint two full-time Associate Professors or Professors of Computer Science to start on 1 September 2027.
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...
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