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Experimental post-doctoral position in quantum sources
We are seeking to recruit a Postdoctoral Researcher to work on the development of new sources and applications of entangled photons. The research activities will be performed at the University of Glasgow, in the group led by Dr Matteo Clerici (Ultrafast Nonlinear Optics) and in collaboration with Profs Daniele Faccio and Robert Hadfield (Quantum Sensors).
Spin qubit theory group of Łukasz Cywiński at IP PAS (Warsaw, Poland) seeks a postdoc who will join the ongoing work related to the NCN grant „Theoretical foundations of qubit-based environmental noise spectroscopy - quantum vs classical and Gaussian vs non-Gaussian noise” devoted to theoretical research on using qubits as sensors of environmental fluctuations.
More information about the project can be found here.
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Fbarata on Thu, 21/12/2017 - 12:54.
TheBlinQC 3-years Post-doctoral Fellowship at IT Lisbon
The Physics of Information and Quantum Technologies Group, at Instituto de Telecomunicacoes (in Lisbon, Portugal), is seeking to hire a Post-doctoral Research Fellow in the context of the QuantERA project TheBlinQC – Theory Blind Quantum Control. This three-years position is available to start in early 2018.
Submitted by
Mauro on Wed, 20/12/2017 - 23:49.
On 15th November 2017, during the ESA 2nd Workshop on Quantum Technology, a strategic report on “Quantum Technologies in Space” was handed over to ESA, represented by Franco Ongaro (Director of Technology, Engineering and Quality and Head of ESTEC) and the European Commission, represented by Jean-François Buggenhout (Deputy Head of Unit, DG CONNECT, European Commission).
The full simulation of complex systems, both in the classical and quantum regime, is far beyond the capabilities of current computing schemes. Recent proposals aim to push the boundaries of computability with hybrid strategies based on machine learning, network theory, neuromorphic hardware, and quantum simulation. Our international symposium aims to bring together experts at different stages in their careers to explore novel ways in which to harness the full potential of these emerging architectures.
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