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RESEARCH ASSOCIATE / SENIOR RESEARCH ASSOCIATE IN QUANTUM COMPUTATION (FIXED TERM)
Department of Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics, University of Cambridge UK.
http://www.jobs.cam.ac.uk/job/1580/
Salary: £27,854 - £47,314 p.a.
Limit of tenure: up to 2.5 years
Closing date: 31 July 2013
Reference: LE01235
The goal of this Workshop is to bring together researchers who study the random walk, quantum random walk, and the open quantum random walk in the sense of applied computational mathematics. The organizer strongly encourages the young researchers as well as the leading figures in these areas to actively join this workshop and make a presentation. We strongly encourage submissions that allow the interaction between the random walk, quantum random walk, and the open quantum random walk, or showcase the interdisciplinary nature of stochastic processes.
Applications are invited from outstanding candidates for the above post. The successful candidate will be expected to contribute strongly to maintaining and enhancing the School’s high standards in teaching and research. Candidates should have a commitment to high-quality teaching in service and honours mathematics to a broad range of students.
Salary will be within the professional range, minimum £56,467 per annum depending on skills and experience.
Centrum Wiskunde & Informatica (CWI) has a vacancy in the Algorithms and Complexity research group for a postdoctoral researcher.
Date/time: Tuesday 18th June 2013 2pm BST/UTC+1
Speaker: Bill Wootters (Williams College)
Title: What is the origin of complex probability amplitudes?
'''Joint post-doctoral fellowship: Institute of Physics of Sao Carlos of University of Sao Paulo and School of Mathematical Sciences of The University of Nottingham.'''
Applications are invited for a one-year postdoctoral position to work on a joint project between the Institute of Physics of Sao Carlos of University of Sao Paulo and the School of Mathematical Sciences of The University of Nottingham.
This full-time post is available from 1 July 2013 or as soon as possible thereafter, and has a fixed-term duration of 12 months.
This workshop is dedicated to the memory of our colleague Slava Belavkin, and his pioneering work in the field of quantum information processing and control.
Invited Speakers:
Roman Belavkin (Middlesex University), Robin Hudson (University of Loughborough), Richard Gill (University Leiden), Martin Linsday (Lancaster University),
Adam Majewski (University of Gdansk), Jason Ralph (Liverpool University), Alessio Serafini (University College London)
Organisers: John Gough (University of Aberystwyth), Madalin Guta (University of Nottingham)
The goal of the Workshop on Quantum Simulations 2013 is to gather the leading and interested scientists in theory and experiments on quantum simulations with an open interdisciplinary scope. Quantum simulations consist in the intentional and artificial reproduction of a quantum dynamics, difficult to access and study, onto an unnatural quantum system that is more controllable theoretically and experimentally.
* OVERVIEW
The school “Frontiers of Quantum Physics and Quantum Information” aims at providing a comprehensive overview of new and exciting research lines at the frontiers of quantum physics by known experts in the field. It covers a broad spectrum of concepts and questions, from abstract problems in quantum information theory to quantum optics experiments using ultra-cold gases.
Isaac Newton Institute for Mathematical Sciences, Cambridge, UK
(in association with the Newton Institute programme Mathematical Challenges in Quantum Information, 27 August - 20 December 2013)
