PhD Positions on Silicon-Carbide Quantum Networks Delft University of Technology in Netherlands

TU Delft (QuTech) is recruiting several PhD candidates for research on silicon-carbide quantum networks in the Taminiau lab . The project focuses on spin defects in SiC, fast optical entanglement links, high-fidelity spin-qubit control, and the development of scalable quantum networks for distributed quantum computation, simulation, and communication. The research combines nanofabrication , nanophotonics , quantum optics , and experimental work on quantum devices. Students will help design and f...

AMOLF in Amsterdam is offering a postdoctoral position in the Photonic Materials group of Prof. Albert Polman on probling electron-photon correlations using cathodoluminescence (CL) spectroscopy . The project sits at the intersection of nanoscale light-matter interaction, electron microscopy, quantum optics, and advanced instrumentation. The research is part of the NXTGEN Hightech programme of the Dutch National Growth Fund and involves close collaboration with TU Delft, DELMIC, Amsterdam Scient...

Postdoctoral opportunity in experimental photonic quantum computing at Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e) , in the Department of Applied Physics and Science Education. The project focuses on designing, constructing, and testing a prototype resource state generation module for a photonic quantum computer, with an emphasis on integrated photonics , quantum technologies , quantum information processing , and on-chip integration of components. The work sits within the quantum photonic informa...

Argonne National Laboratory in Lemont, Illinois, United States, invites applications for a full-time postdoctoral appointment in experimental physics and superconducting device development for quantum information science. The researcher will help develop multipixel single-photon camera technology and multiplexed readout systems. Work will include designing, fabricating, and characterizing superconducting devices based on high-kinetic-inductance materials; developing microwave resonators and freq...

This PhD project will develop integrated quantum buffers for photonic quantum computing , addressing the challenge of temporarily storing photons while measurements and feed-forward operations take place in a quantum processor. The research will combine rare-earth-ion-doped crystals with silicon nitride photonic circuits to create compact devices that can replace the hundreds of metres of optical fibre currently used to provide photon delays. The project focuses on thulium-doped yttrium aluminiu...