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challenges. Our responsible and respectful approach ensures impact — today and in the future. TU/e is home to over 13,000 students and more than 7,000 staff, forming a diverse and vibrant academic community
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researcher. The Veldhorst group is a pioneer in quantum computing and simulation in germanium. They have demonstrated the first single-hole qubit, enabled two qubit logic in germanium, executed quantum
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Creating superpositions of massive objects with a superconducting qubit: Can we test if gravity is quantum? Job description The radical theory of quantum mechanics is known to describe the fundamental
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distributes and routes entangled photons in the presence of classical telecom traffic in multi-node quantum networks. Information Efficient distribution and routing of entanglement are indispensable for quantum
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quantum technology by training researchers who will help build the future of secure and efficient communication networks: the Quantum Internet. PhD project - Important the start date for this PhD is 1 st
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Research Framework Programme? Not funded by a EU programme Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description The Laboratory of Photonics, Electronics, and Quantum
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computing? Then join QuBriC, a pan-European doctoral network on quantum error correction, as a PhD candidate at TU/e, designing next-generation codes and decoders for real quantum hardware. Information
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routes entangled photons in the presence of classical telecom traffic in multi-node quantum networks. Information Efficient distribution and routing of entanglement are indispensable for quantum‑secure
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. This capability is now becoming a reality through rapid advances in the quantum control of mechanical systems. Owing to their comparatively large mass, these quantum systems offer unprecedented sensing capabilities
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Ever wondered what keeps your data flawless, and secret, as it travels through an optical fibre, even against the quantum computers on the horizon? The answer is error-correcting codes: clever maths