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to the dissemination of ultra-stable frequency and time references over telecommunication networks. Its optical-fiber network and laser stations also provide an experimental platform for the development of new
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of researchers and educators. Thus, we are seeking a highly motivated, collaborative, and talented researcher, with a keen eye for strong research designs. Your recommendations will be developed through inquiry
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, you may refer to https://www.uni.lu/snt-en/research-groups/sigcom/ . Your role The successful candidate is expected to assume a key role in experimental quantum communications and networking, in
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this new hybrid network. Your code will directly enable the next generation of energy-efficient AI clusters. Project scope You will bridge the gap between custom optical hardware and standard AI software
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, robust and cost-effective solutions suitable for industrial deployment remain limited. Next-generation recycling systems will combine multiple sensing techniques (e.g., optical sensing, spectroscopy, and
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particular emphasis on their electrical, radio-frequency, and optical responses. The specific research directions will be chosen in connection with ongoing activities within QMAT and may include, but are not
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. About the Role The successful candidate will be expected to: • Carry out high-quality research in quantum neural networks, quantum information, quantum optics. • Participate in the development of theories
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into optical and networked testbeds. Beyond hands-on experimental work, the role involves shaping the research agenda, contributing to project deliverables and publishing in leading venues. The candidate is also
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networks such as Young@EUR Opens external , FAME or QuEUR. Time and space for your development in the broadest sense: development days and a personal career budget and free access to our university
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Description Do you want to build 6G networks that keep working when everything else fails? Join the Division of Communications, Antennas and Optical Networks at the Electrical Engineering Department at Chalmers