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About us Ben Miller’s research group at UCL’s London Centre for Nanotechnology develops quantum-sensing approaches for biological applications with a particular interest in nanoparticle probes and
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novel ways to transform research and practice in screening and surgical care. Our research is generously funded by the ACF Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) via UK Quantum
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About us Professor John Morton’s group at the London Centre for Nanotechnology develops novel methods and devices for spin resonance and quantum sensing, with applications spanning materials science
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in statistical mechanics, random matrix theory, classical and quantum integrable systems, vortices, Bose Einstein condensation, quantum gravity and number theory. This project seeks to understand
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improve the School's research capacity in the field of machine-checked cryptography, and the associated fields of cryptographic engineering and post-quantum cryptography. You have: A demonstrated ability to
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excellent environment for an upcoming academic. The School’s research portfolio is wide-ranging, and covers three principal themes: Quantum Matter; Particle and Nuclear Physics; and Astronomy and Experimental
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interpersonal and communication skills and the ability to present technical information effectively to a range of audiences. Knowledge of quantum and nonlinear optics is desirable, as well as knowledge of deep
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, theoretical physics, nanotechnologies, quantum and ultra-low temperature physics, and astronomy and cosmology. Research is supported by GRID computing facilities, the SuperFab nanofabrication facility