PhD in Quantum Information Theory, Bell Nonlocality and Self-Testing at Université Grenoble Alpes Université Grenoble Alpes in France

PhD opportunity in quantum information theory at Université Grenoble Alpes in Grenoble, France, advertised by Ivan Supic (CNRS Chargé de recherche). The project is part of the QuanG2 doctoral programme and sits within the broader Grenoble quantum ecosystem, including QuanTEdu-France and LabEx QuantAlps.

The research topic is at the interface of Bell nonlocality, self-testing, computationally bounded quantum devices, pseudo-resources, complexity theory, and cryptographic ideas. It is especially suitable for candidates with a strong background in quantum information theory, particularly entanglement, nonlocality, or self-testing, together with an interest in computational complexity.

This is a PhD opening, not a postdoctoral or master's call. The programme is an international recruitment call in quantum sciences and technologies, with funding sources and recruitment procedures described on the application page. The call mentions practical information such as salary levels, travel and mobility allowances, enrollment fees, and PhD duration.

Eligibility highlight: applicants must satisfy the MSCA mobility rule, meaning they must not have resided or carried out their main activity in France for more than 12 months during the reference period specified in the call.

Deadline: 7 September 2026, 12pm.

Interested candidates should read the full call, check eligibility carefully, and apply via the official application platform. The post also notes that this project is among the PhD topics offered in the QuanG2 call.