Stockholm University is offering two PhD student positions in the field of experimental quantum simulation with trapped ions. The positions are available in the research group led by Professor Markus Hennrich. The research focuses on experimental work with trapped-ion systems and quantum simulation, providing an opportunity to work within an international research environment.

One of the positions is funded by the ERC Synergy Grant Open-2QS, while the other is supported by the QuantERA grant CoQuaDis. The group is part of the Department of Physics at Stockholm University, and the research is at the forefront of quantum technology and experimental physics.

Applicants should have a strong background in physics or a closely related field, with a preference for candidates who have experience in experimental research. Interest in quantum simulation and trapped-ion systems is expected. The positions are fully funded, but specific details about the stipend or tuition coverage are not provided in the announcement.

For more information and to apply, candidates are directed to visit the group website at qtech.fysik.su.se. This is an excellent opportunity for students interested in quantum technology, experimental physics, and working in a collaborative international environment at Stockholm University.