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at DTU Chemistry to work on the development of quantum algorithms tailored to noisy-intermediate scale (NISQ) and early-fault-tolerant (EFTQC) devices for the computation of core-level spectra
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position you will be part of the “Quantum Information and Quantum Many-Body Physics” group, led by Prof. Norbert Schuch. Our research lies at the interface of Quantum Information and Computation with
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information systems. The work sits at the boundary of machine learning and quantum computation, addressing how quantum devices can remain robust and reliable when operating under real-world noise conditions
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rather than as an error that must be fully removed. The project will combine cloud-based quantum computation and cluster-based classical simulations. Candidate approaches will be compared using
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Information, Quantum Computation and Quantum Simulation as covered by the section Analysis and Quantum , the Centre for the Mathematics of Quantum Theory and the Quantum for Life Center. You are welcome
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Computation (PLTC) Section, part of the Department of Computer Science (DIKU), University of Copenhagen, invites applications for a 3-year PhD position on compilation principles for reversible languages
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Skłodowska-Curie Doctoral Network E-CoRe. The position is available from 1 January 2027, or after agreement. Job description The Programming Languages and Theory of Computation (PLTC) Section, part
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Chemistry and Chemical Engineering . We ask fundamental questions about computational materials design, chemical bonding, the origins of life, and quantum computation. We foster an open
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tunable optical materials for optoelectronic applications ranging from displays and infrared cameras to nanophotonics and quantum technologies, chemical syntheses have been developed that produce
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validation in a highly collaborative environment Workplace Workplace We offer A unique environment combining theory, computation, and state-of-the-art ultrafast experiments at ETH Zürich Close collaboration