10 computer-simulation-quantum Postdoctoral positions at Oak Ridge National Laboratory
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approaches for the evaluation and validation of quantum simulations of quantum materials, including realistic treatment of uncertatinty and systematic error across experimental, classical computing, and
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architectural simulators and performance models for quantum, HPC, heterogeneous, or other emerging computing systems. Knowledge of Quantum-HPC architectures and hybrid quantum-classical workflows, including
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generating fusion energy. This research will focus on the chemical speciation and transport of tritium in the molten salt blankets using ab initio quantum simulations, machine learning potentials, and
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computing, with a particular emphasis on methods tailored to study nonequilibrium quantum many-body systems. The position offers an exciting opportunity to contribute to cutting-edge research
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Requisition Id 16262 Overview: We are seeking a postdoctoral researcher to work at the intersection of tensor networks, quantum algorithms, scientific computing, topological physics, and quantum
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biomedicine and health. It provides foundations and advances in quantum information sciences to enable quantum computers, devices, and networked systems. It develops community applications, data assets, and
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: Familiarity with architectural simulators (e.g., Gem5, SST) or HDLs. Quantum / Analog Computing: Exposure to quantum programming models (e.g., QIR, Q#, Qiskit, Cirq) or analog/neuromorphic systems; interest in
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to enable scientific discovery across the physical sciences, engineered systems, and biomedicine and health. It provides foundations and advances in quantum information sciences to enable quantum computers
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of using existing and emerging grid assets to ensure grid reliability and affordability of energy supplies. The group focuses on advanced grid modeling using advanced computing resources (e.g., quantum
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quantum and/or microelectronic materials, enabling Labs-of-the-Future (LoTF) for breakthrough science. The position resides in the Nanomaterials Theory Institute (NTI) within the Theory and Computation