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Project Research Fellow Position at Korea Institute for Advanced Study
[The School of Computational Sciences]

The School of Computational Sciences accepts applications for Project Research Fellow position for the following research field.

- Area: Developing quantum algorithms for simulating open quantum dynamics

The contract period of this position may be adjusted according to the project conditions. The relevant project will end in June 2027. 

We invite applications for a Research Fellow position in the general area of Theoretical Quantum Information.

You will be part of a team working on projects in quantum measurements and the characterisation of quantum devices. You will join the research group of A/Prof Alexei Gilchrist (6 PhD Students) and collaborate closely with Prof. Kavan Modi (Monash University). The position is jointly funded by the ARC Centre of Excellence in Engineered Quantum Systems and an ARC Discovery Project on quantum measurement resource theories.

There is an opportunity for a short (approximately 8 month) theory postdoc position at the University of Exeter (Exeter, United Kingdom). The start date should be from November 2024 (with January 2025 being the latest start date) and the end date is August 2025.

Wouldn’t it be amazing if you could use a sensor as small as a single electron? We are offering a PhD project on a unique instrument, that uses a single spin in diamond as a tiny quantum sensor, to investigate condensed matter physics problems related to magnetism and superconductivity.

Looking for a post-doc project at the intersection of semiconductors and quantum technology, in collaboration with several partners across the UK and the EU? We have a position available at Heriot-Watt University (Edinburgh) as part of the newly-funded "Integrated Quantum Networks" hub.

Balint Koczor’s Quantum Information Theory group in the Mathematical Institute of the University of Oxford is looking for a highly motivated and exceptionally talented quantum theorist to lead new projects in the broad context of achieving practical quantum advantage using early quantum computers (noisy and early fault tolerant). The length of the position is fixed term funded by a research grant from the by EPSRC project SEEQA until 31 March 2025 and UKRI FLF Project Theory to Enable Practical Quantum Advantage from 1 April 2025 – 30 June 2027.

A PhD position is available in the quantum information science group of Animesh Datta at the University of Warwick. The theoretical PhD project will develop schemes for spectroscopy of complex quantum systems using quantum states of light. It will exploit the tools of quantum metrology for precisely estimating parameters of quantum matter systems coupled to quantum and classical environments. Instances include the estimation of parameters such as transition energies, dipole moments, and coupling strengths of molecules in natural or artificial environments.

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