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For candidates For employers For members AcademicTransfer Sign in Sign up en English (EN) Nederlands (NL) All jobs PhD in AI and Quantum Information Science Deadline 10 Sep ’26 Published yesterday
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Apply now » Luxembourgish National Graduate Trainee in Opto-Electronics and Quantum Engineering Job Requisition ID: 20915 Date Posted: 24 September 2026 Closing Date: 22 October 2026 23:59 CET/CEST
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Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e) | Eindhoven, Provincie Noord-Brabant | Netherlands | 2 months ago
For candidates For employers For members AcademicTransfer Sign in Sign up en English (EN) Nederlands (NL) All jobs PhD in Design of Next-Generation Quantum Error Correction Codes and Decoders
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the deepest problems in fundamental science: how irreversible macroscopic behaviour can arise from microscopic laws that are typically reversible. The project connects statistical mechanics, quantum
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Home > JOBS Ultrafast Magnetism in Frustrated Materials [ All offers ] 2026-07-24 | PhD Lab/Company : HFML-FELIX Location : Nijmegen, Netherlands Yearly income : https://www.nwo-i.nl/en/vacancies/phd
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, the Noether charge approach to gravitational entropy, black hole phase transitions, non-equilibrium formulations of thermodynamics, quantum field theory in curved space-time, semiclassical gravity
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the next generation. We seek solutions to major societal challenges, such as cybercrime and climate change and work on major scientific challenges, such as those in the quantum world. At the same time
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, technological and societal challenges of human activities in outer space. Its research focuses on areas including space sustainability, security and militarisation, artificial intelligence, quantum
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those in the quantum world. At the same time, we prepare our students for careers both within and outside the scientific field. Currently, more than 1,300 colleagues contribute to research and
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challenges, such as those in the quantum world. At the same time, we prepare our students for careers both within and outside the scientific field. Currently, more than 1,300 colleagues contribute to