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coupling between the mechanical modes of suspended bilayer graphene and the quantum dots that can be formed within it. Bilayer graphene offers a major advantage over monolayer graphene: it allows
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for the following position of Salary Scale W3 NBesO starting April 1st, 2027: University Professorship in Solid-State Quantum Phenomena The Position Leibniz University Hannover invites applications for a W3 Full
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implementation of the CAS in Quantum Science. You will work closely with the CAS directors, D-PHYS professors and study administration, ITP administration and act as the central point of contact for the ETH SCE
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quantum middleware solutions. Key Responsibilities: Translate ideas from differential geometry to outperform state-of-the-art quantum algorithms like QPE. The starting point are double-bracket flows. Use
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and extend these cryo-electronic platforms to demonstrate coherent charge and spin control in silicon quantum dot arrays. In particular, the project will focus on the implementation of coherent electron
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Infrastructure? No Offer Description Mission: Conduct research in the field of quantum computing and its modular and distributed architectures based on cryogenic interconnections and leading-edge error correction
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Interfaces (Biomedical, Haptics, Flexible Electronics) - Light Emission (OLEDs, Micro-LEDs, Quantum Dots) - Metasurfaces & Photonics (Computer Generated Holograms, Photonic Crystals, Diffractive Optical
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, synthesis, and supply of advanced colloidal quantum dots and related nanomaterials that underpin the group’s research activities. The successful candidate will play a central role in the group’s research
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, quantum science, condensed matter, materials, photonics and interdisciplinary applications of physical science. This role sits within a collaborative quantum science project at King’s on quantum algorithms
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used for superconducting qubits in quantum computing efforts at IBM and Google. One important goal is to demonstrate the charge double-quantum dot qubit with the longest quantum coherence. The charge