quantum information

Applications for Hong Kong PhD Fellowships are open. These are highly attractive and thus also competitive fellowships.

The Physics Department at the College of William & Mary, Williamsburg, Virginia, USA, invites applications for a postdoctoral research associate position in the Ilo-Okeke Theory Group. This position offers the opportunity to contribute to cutting-edge research at the interface of quantum information science, many-body physics, and cold atomic systems.

The position is available immediately with a flexible start date, and will remain open until filled.

Interested candidates are invited to apply via the official posting.

We are currently looking for PhD candidates to complete their research training at our laboratory, Griffith University's Quantum Optics and Information Laboratory. Several PhD Scholarships are available to work on quantum nonlocality, metrology, and foundations.

At Quantic group (Barcelona Supercomputing Center, Spain), we develop quantum computational techniques, software and algorithmic solutions that require quantum computers or quantum emulators. We exploit all the scientific tools at our disposal, including HPC, quantum processors and hardware, and AI techniques. We currently host a digital quantum computer, and we are in the process of installing a quantum annealer, both based on superconducting circuits technology, installed on-site and integrated with our supercomputer MareNostrum5.

Fully-funded postdoctoral position in Quantum Information Science at Trinity College Dublin

A postdoctoral position is available at Trinity College Dublin in the group of Prof. Felix Binder. The starting salary is 54,307€ p.a., with a separate travel budget. The start date is flexible.

We are looking for a Post-doctoral Researcher to work in the International Centre for Theory of Quantum Technologies (ICTQT) hosted by the University of Gdańsk. The position is offered in the Quantum Devices in Computer Science Group led by Michał Studziński.

We are seeking two research associates with experience in the broad area of quantum information science and technology, and an interest in quantum foundations more specifically, to work with Dr Jonte R Hance within the Advanced Model-Based Engineering and Reasoning (AMBER) Research Group in the School of Computing. These positions are funded under Dr Hance’s EPSRC Quantum Technologies Career Acceleration Fellowship, titled “Developing Quantum Advantage by Understanding the Paradoxical Aspects of Measurement in Quantum Systems”.

This project leverages foundations to pave the way for the novel quantum protocols, algorithms, and technologies of the future. You will work closely with internal collaborators, external project partners (including at the University of Bristol, Heriot-Watt University, Northumbria University, and the National Quantum Computing Centre in the UK, and Kyoto University, Nagoya University, Kagawa University, and Hiroshima University in Japan), and new and developing external collaborators. These 5-year fixed-term positions should provide a path to research independence, and Dr Hance will provide support and guidance for applying for independent fellowships and other such opportunities for developing independence throughout the term of the position.

PhD position in theoretical quantum information science is available at the Institute of Fundamental Technological Research, Polish Academy of Sciences in Warsaw, Poland. Successful candidate will work within the team led by Alexander Streltsov on one of the following topics: Quantum resource theories, Quantum communication and quantum computation, Open quantum systems.

The scholarship offers a competitive stipend of AUD $41,650 per year for 3.5 years, a $15,000 training allowance, a $5,000 travel allowance, an $840 publication allowance and a one-off $5,000 cost-of-living payment. For Domestic students only.