Our group has funding for post-doc funding for 2026-2027 from the projects “Nanophotonic-based Quantum Simulation and sensing” from Fundación BBVA and national projects from Alejandro González Tudela.
We are seeking a research team leader (the position is offered as part of the tenure track) to join the CTP PAS research team. The candidate should demonstrate a passion for science and a willingness to make a lasting commitment to the Institute and contribute to its development by conducting high-quality research, establishing their own research group, securing research grants, and being active in the organisation.
The salaries of the members of the emerging research team will be financed through the EUCENTRAL project (min. 2 PhD students and post-docs). Furthermore, funds for conference travel will be provided for the team (for the duration of the project).
We have several post-doc positions available in the multimode quantum optics group of the Kastler Brossel Laboratory in Paris.
On the experimental side, we have many projects to choose from, ranging from light-atom interactions to verification of non-Gaussian properties.
On the theory side, we are looking for someone who is interested in thinking about architectures for photonic quantum computing.
Check out the link for more detailed offers!
The Micro and Quantum Systems (MQS) group is located in Micronova, the nanofabrication facility of Aalto University. Our research interests span from quantum technologies to nanoscale transport phenomena and nanotechnology-based green energy production.
Our current research topics include:
Photon 2026 is the thirteenth conference in a biennial series that started in 2002 covering optics and photonics.
During the event, participants will have the opportunity to hear from leading experts in the field, attend lectures from leading technology experts, and visit the exhibition profiling the latest in optics and photonics technology. The programme will consist of plenary and invited talks, as well as contributed presentations and posters. There will also be ample opportunity to network and explore collaborations with colleagues.
Quantum optics has a range of applications including secure communication, precise sensing, and ultrafast computing. Optical nonlinearities have long been utilised as a source of quantum light. Nowadays, nonlinear quantum photonics is undergoing rapid miniaturisation, moving from bulk optics, to photonic chips, and, more recently, to nano-scale components. This transition is what this talk is about.
We are opening a Postdoctoral position in the Quantum and Linear-Optical Computation group at INL in Braga, Portugal (https://inl.int/galvao-research-group/).
The work will be related to quantum computation with continuous-variable bosonic systems in topics such as:
Still time to apply!
The University of Insubria (Lake Como) invites expressions of interest for a postdoctoral position in Quantum/Nonlinear Optics within the QUP – Quantum and Ultrafast Photonics group, led by Profs. Lucia Caspani and Matteo Clerici. The group is part of the newly established Como Lake Institute of Photonics ( CLIP) at the Department of Science and High Technology.
The Centre for Quantum Optical Technologies at the University of Warsaw, Poland seeks to appoint Group Leader who will be responsible for the Group III: Quantum Sensors part of the research agenda, with a strong focus on theoretical modelling and simulations.
The particular topics listed in the research agenda include:
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.
