4 quantum-information positions at University of Oslo in Norway

PhD Research Fellow in Semiconductor Defects for Quantum Technologies (ref 261021)

between control of the quantum state, robustness to noise, signal detection and, importantly, scalability. Thus, there is an ongoing race to discover and characterize new quantum compatible platforms

PhD fellowship in Neuroimaging (ref 261229)

between control of the quantum state, robustness to noise, signal detection and, importantly, scalability. Thus, there is an ongoing race to discover and characterize new quantum compatible platforms

PhD Research Fellow in Semiconductor Defects for Quantum Technologies

of the quantum state, robustness to noise, signal detection and, importantly, scalability. Thus, there is an ongoing race to discover and characterize new quantum compatible platforms that satisfy

Researcher in Computational Chemistry

at the Hylleraas Centre for Quantum Molecular Sciences , Department of Chemistry. The position is for a period for up to 2.5 years. Starting date is no later than 01.08.2024. Knowledge development in a changing