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Entanglement distribution is a foundational capability for quantum networks, enabling diverse quantum technologies including—but not limited to—quantum key distribution (QKD). QKD provides
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advances in quantum state generation and measurement have opened new opportunities for the development of a quantum network architecture and protocols for routing and teleportation as a critical enabler for
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processing to unlock fiber capacity and relevant higher layer protocols required to operate modern optical communication networks. Based in the purposely built FLUX building at the TU/e Campus, the ECO group
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available in Germany within the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA) Doctoral Network TRILOGY, funded under Horizon Europe. The selected doctoral candidate will work on an interdisciplinary research project
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PhD position in Experimental Physics with focus on photonics and materials science (applied aspects)
Network SPARK for the doctoral project ‘Spatiotemporal Information Processing’. Last day to apply is November 30, 2026. The earliest starting date is February 2027, or by agreement. Project description
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team of about 100 members working on fundamental and applied research across the broad spectrum of digital communication networks and data-driven inference. IDLab-UAntwerp is embedded within both imec
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The smart optical networks lab (SONL) at the Electro-Optics Communication (ECO) group at Eindhoven University of Technology is recruiting for a PhD position to research novel fast controlled photonic
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generation and measurement have opened new opportunities for the development of a quantum network architecture and protocols for routing and teleportation as a critical enabler for quantum networks. In
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deliverables within the two parent projects. These tasks anchor the PhD in the day-to-day work of the consortia and provide direct access to the projects’ empirical material, tools, and networks. Within INFRA
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tomorrow's quantum optical networks, within the European QuNEST network. Information You will analyse and design advanced Forward Error Correction (FEC) codes for high-throughput optical communication systems