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Mathjobs.org | 26 days ago
Chemist in Chemistry and Biochemistry, JPF03152 Faculty Position: Quantum Topology & Quantum Computing As a vital part of this Quantum Cluster, the Department of Mathematics at the University of
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University of California, Santa Barbara | Santa Barbara, California | United States | about 3 hours ago
Chemist in Chemistry and Biochemistry, JPF03152 Faculty Position: Quantum Topology & Quantum Computing As a vital part of this Quantum Cluster, the Department of Mathematics at the University of
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trustworthy AI . This is a rare opportunity to work on a problem that sits right at the frontier of two of the most urgent challenges in modern computing: the looming threat quantum computers pose to
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and highly motivated to work in an experimental laboratory A background in quantum computing as well as experience with cryogenics, signal delivery, microfabrication, materials optimization, and
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Mathjobs.org | 26 days ago
KIAS in the relevant research fields: â¡ Computational Sciences o Combinatorics, Algorithm, Extremal Graph Theory, Computing Theory o Programming Language, AI Theory or Machine Learning o AI-Driven
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KIAS in the relevant research fields: â¡ Computational Sciences o Combinatorics, Algorithm, Extremal Graph Theory, Computing Theory o Programming Language, AI Theory or Machine Learning o AI-Driven
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environments, quantum computing, or agentic AI Prior industry experience, publications and open-source contributions are welcome Good programming skills, preferably in Python, and practical experience
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these positions will be on quantum computing and quantum simulation, quantum networks, and quantum control. There will also be an opportunity to test theoretical results on cloud quantum processors
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simulations, sampling techniques, machine learning, or quantum computing; experience in two or more areas is a strong plus Strong oral and written communication skills with a willingness to contribute to a
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neutral atom quantum computing, and quantum information/simulation under co-supervision of Profs. Zidan Wang & Xianmin Jin coordinate theoretical and/or numerical analyses assist in the preparation