12 high-performance-quantum-computing Postdoctoral positions at Durham University in Ireland-University-Ranking-2024
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matter physics, cosmology, particle physics and quantum physics. It has real‑world impact, informing developments in energy storage, improved cancer imaging, quantum computing, nuclear fusion, pandemic
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first degree in physics. 2. A PhD (or be close to submission) in quantum physics or a related subject. Experience 3. Experience in conducting high quality academic research. 4. Demonstrable
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communication skills. Demonstrable excellence in scientific computer programming, including experience of developing complex programs to solve research problems in molecular quantum mechanics. Desirable Criteria
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for communications. Free Space Optical Communications offer an exciting technology which can provide a high bandwidth gateway to the satellite network, free of licensing requirements. In addition, point to point
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and numerical modelling. Plan and manage research activities and resources, working independently and collaboratively to deliver project objectives and deadlines. Develop and disseminate high-quality
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candidate will join a five-year EPSRC Programme Grant project called “Electrical Composites” (EleComp) that involves eleven academics from Imperial College London, University of Bristol and Durham University
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modelling toolkits that enable optimal design and operation of greener vessels, backed by real-world demonstrations. The successful candidate will work at the intersection of multi-disciplinary modelling
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period (seconds) to avoid contamination of long exposures. This will maximise observing efficiency of high-cost operations and minimise lost scientific data. This is a low TRL project to explore
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into the performance of different fixation methods and their suitability for patient-specific mandibular reconstruction. A protocol for the creation of patient specific personalised mini-plates, manufacturable using
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young people from socially disadvantaged backgrounds into a technical career in environmental science. Part of the NERC ‘Opening up the Environment 2026’ work programme, the project seeks to lead and