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University of Toronto | Downtown Toronto University of Toronto Harbord, Ontario | Canada | about 18 hours ago
: Position Type: Sessional Lecturer I Course Title: PHY421H5 • Quantum Mechanics II Course Description: The course offers an in-depth examination of the fundamental principles of quantum theory and a guide to
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Lab seeks a talented and motivated scientist for developing quantum light sources for quantum communication field tests. The project is expected to lead to technological progress and high-impact
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phenomena. Experts in this new discipline of quantum technologies are applying their discoveries in computing, communications, and sensing. CQT is hosted by the National University of Singapore. The Centre
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are especially encouraged: (1) statistical mechanics, condensed-matter theory, quantum field theory; (2) tensor networks, quantum information, quantum algorithms; (3) machine learning, generative models, large
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data analysis). In addition, the Division’s program has world-leading efforts in particle theory, advanced instrumentation (detector development and microelectronics), quantum information science
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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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dynamics, operator-theoretic analysis, or systems control engineering for the research project, “Quantum nonlinear dynamics theory for understanding, prediction, and control of quantum dynamics ” (Principal
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recurring theme will be how the powerful tools of classical coding theory can be carried over to the quantum setting, and how the constraints of real qubit platforms should shape code and decoder design
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experience) in quantum computing, quantum optics, quantum networking, or a closely related field Strong experimental background in at least one qubit platform, such as neutral-atom arrays, trapped ions, rare
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areas of quantum technologies. This setting will provide a stimulating scientific framework, ideal for exploring the synergies between theory and experiment in this innovative field. Where to apply