28 optimization-phd Postdoctoral positions in Ireland-University-Ranking-2024 in Finland
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are experts in systems science; we develop integrated solutions from care of the elderly to space robotics. We are now looking for a postdoctoral researcher in quantum algorithms and optimization for Life
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the selected person to have the ability and motivation for doctoral studies and to complete a doctoral degree. To be eligible for a full PhD student position, the candidate is required to participate in a
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optimization, evolving error correction techniques, and applications. We use locally hosted quantum computers based on superconducting technology in our experiments as well as the resources of our national
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. melior, better) idea that the world can and should be made better through active human efforts. According to meliorism, a positive outcome is neither guaranteed (optimism) nor impossible (pessimism
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(optimism) nor impossible (pessimism). The team History of Ethics and Law of Responding to Suffering investigates how medieval and early modern thinkers conceptualised and responded to extreme human and non
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Motivated, ambitious and self-driven candidates with a PhD degree in a relevant field (chemistry or related) interested in metal recycling are encouraged to apply. Experience in the fields of coordination
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community. We are particularly interested in candidates with: Strong computational and bioinformatics expertise combined with interest in cancer biology and gene regulation. Background can be PhD or even MSc
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superconductivity, quantum materials, Josephson electronics, open quantum systems, flat-band physics and momentum space topology. The group currently consists of three senior researchers, seven postdocs and four PhD
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institute. The employment of the PhD researcher must be full-time (100%) and continuous. Research or part of it can be conducted outside the University of Helsinki, for example, in a governmental research
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to the climate crisis. We expect the successful candidate to have: completed a PhD in any area related to climate democracy, broadly defined, including humanities, social sciences, and/or natural sciences