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We are a leading international university where scientific curiosity meets a hands-on mindset. We work in an open and collaborative way with high-tech industries to tackle complex societal challenges. Our responsible and respectful approach ensures impact — today and in the future. TU/e is home...
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excitations on fractals, or using qudits. We are embedded in the QDNL KAT-1 Neutral Atom Quantum Computing team, strongly collaborating with the Quantum Computing team at TU/e. This is what you will do You will
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Quantum Readout of Physical Unclonable Functions; Use of PUFs in quantum-cryptographic protocols. Information The project focuses on the use of PUFs as a physical authentication credential, and in
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Join the Veldhorst Group, pioneers in germanium-based quantum computing and simulation. Job description After a successful first hire for this research topic, we are looking for a second
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networks and quantum circuits using techniques from (formal) computer science. You will work closely with this growing team, where most members, including the first PhD candidates who joined in September
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‑secure communication (e.g., advanced QKD networks), distributed quantum computing, quantum‑secure enterprise connectivity and quantum teleportation services across metropolitan or regional distances
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Are you fascinated by quantum computers and eager to help make that potential a reality? Do you enjoy research and want to join a world-class European consortium shaping the future of quantum
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security advantages? Join us to work on QKD for quantum safe communications in future networks. Information The security of modern communications is threatened by advances in quantum computing which have the
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You will develop new theoretical methods for quantum sensing with mechanical systems, explore their use in tests of fundamental physics, and help build the research environment of a new theory group
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communication (e.g., advanced QKD networks), distributed quantum computing, quantum‑secure enterprise connectivity and quantum teleportation services across metropolitan or regional distances. However, unique