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of many-body physics problems in digital quantum computers. Hybrid quantum-classical algorithms for quantum simulation and testing on real hardware. Quantum-computing enhanced sensing. Mandatory
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, instruments and equipment. In addition, we develop laboratory test setups and simulation tools in the areas of imaging detectors, optical communication and quantum communication. You are encouraged to visit
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the theoretical foundations for future applications at the intersection of spintronics, magnonics and quantum information science. Successful candidates will apply and further develop theoretical methods
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science. The research at the QNM-I covers a broad range of foundational and applied investigations on topics including quantum computation, control, measurement, communication, and simulation. The QNM-I is an active
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. Position 1: Attosecond electron dynamics This position is part of the DOE-funded Early Career project "Rigorous quantum simulation tools for correlated attosecond electron dynamics in molecules." It will
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build highly coherent quantum machines capable of creating massively entangled quantum states for computing, simulation, sensing, and metrology. Project background Neutral atoms are one of the most
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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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‑secure communication (e.g., advanced QKD networks), distributed quantum computing, quantum‑secure enterprise connectivity and quantum teleportation services across metropolitan or regional distances
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advances in nanomaterials and quantum physics to realize breakthroughs in X-ray/EUV technologies for applications including EUV lithography and X-ray inspection. We have three openings for Computational
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and computational modelling aspects of the project, extending our work on symmetry-protected quantum states in interacting many-body systems and their implementation in superconducting quantum circuits