quantum sensors

PhD Scholarship: Developing high speed quantum control systems for silicon qubit chips with Diraq and the University of New South Wales (UNSW) (Future Leaders in Quantum Computing Program).

This PhD Scholarship offers a generous stipend of A$41,753 per year (2025 rate) for up to 4 years. Open to domestic and international students.

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:

Position summary:

Postdoctoral positions are available at the Institute for Quantum Computing (IQC, https://uwaterloo.ca/institute-for-quantum-computing/), University of Waterloo (UW), in the field of superconducting devices. The positions are with the Superconducting Quantum Devices (SQD) group and will be supervised by Adrian Lupascu. The positions are focused on two broad areas: improving coherence of superconducting devices and quantum sensing.

Ph.D. POSITION
We are looking for two talented and highly skilled students to work toward their PhD degree on signal processing of quantum-enhanced sensors and validate the same with experimental data in the Classical and Quantum Signal Processing (CAQ-SP) Group at Carleton University led by Prof. Sreeraman Rajan.
The research will be focused on:
• Quantum-enhanced radar and lidar performance prediction
• Signal processing for quantum sensors
• Classical and quantum machine learning for detection and identification

Summary:
A PhD position is open in Quantum Matterwave Optics on Crete. The successful candidate will work for at least three years together with two PhD students on our Bose-Einstein Experiment (BEC1). The salary will be 3200EU gross.

We are inviting application for a PhD position in Quantum Matterwave Optics.

WHY JOIN OUR BEC GROUP ?

Head of Quantum DTU Center
Do you want to take part in realizing the potential of a new and revolutionary technology?

DTU, Technical University of Denmark is seeking a dedicated person to head our cross disciplinary Quantum DTU center.

DTU has considerable activities with quantum technologies reaching from leading edge research on quantum based communication, quantum computing over quantum based sensors and fabrication of quantum devices.

Our research Team focuses on the development of the next generation atomic quantum sensors. We have developed an atomic portable gravimeter, all optical atomic magnetometer and other sensors. Our next challenge is to progress this technology/research further and with clear goals to provide solutions ranging from application in navigation, inertial sensing to monitoring gravity for applications in geology. The projects are on the junction between industry and academic research and with this can be quite exciting and demanding as well.

This position is embedded in the research project QUANTUS‐IV MAIUS, which is carried out by the QUANTUS collaboration of seven German Universities and Research Institutes. QUANTUS (“Quanten‐gase unter Schwerelosigkeit”) is funded by the German Aerospace Center (DLR) and aims to investigate ultra‐cold quantum gases in microgravity.