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for Quantum Computing and Applications (link), serve as important catalysts for increasing collaboration across departments and with research institutes and industry. There is also growing national
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research directions include: Quantum dynamics of floppy molecules Molecular polaritonics Potential-energy-surface development Methods for computing molecular spectra Use of molecular symmetry in quantum
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, we will give priority for exceptional candidates in the following areas: Advanced computational methods and emerging computing paradigms for aerospace applications. Areas of interest include quantum
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condensed matter theory—including fields such as quantum gravity and quantum many-body physics—with quantum information, quantum computing, quantum technologies, and quantum sensing, as well as at the
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/superconducting quantum computing are encouraged to apply. Points of contact with ongoing research programs in ultrafast spectroscopy, nonlinear optics, astrophysics/gravitation, biological physics
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Position Description About the Role: Under general direction and in consultation with more experienced scientists, the Research Associate, Quantum Division conducts research related to the overall
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Overview The project will be undertaken within the MIND Research Group ( https://www.physics.ox.ac.uk/research/group/magnetism-intelligent-devices-mind ) in the Department of Physics at the
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- Memory / Next-Generation Computing (02) Quantum Technology -Quantum Computer, Quantum Communication and Quantum Sensor (03) Physical AI (04) Carbon Dioxide Removal (CDR) (05) Climate–Ecosystem Carbon
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November 2026. Funding source : Q-ONE project, "Quantum Optical Networks based on exciton-polaritons", funded by the European Commission (Grant Agreement No. 101115575). Project website: https
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experimental condensed matter physics , which is our highest-priority area in this search. Candidates working in quantum information science , quantum computing , quantum optics , and related areas are