Postdoctoral Researcher in accelerator design for the FCC-ee EPFL in Switzerland

This postdoctoral project at EPFL is hosted by the Intelligent Maintenance and Operations Systems (IMOS) Lab in Lausanne. It focuses on developing new AI methods for power-system resilience across multiple timescales , spanning long-term infrastructure planning, operational decision-making, and disruption response. The research combines agentic AI with physics-informed learning , graph neural networks , and multi-agent reinforcement learning to model and support resilient grid operation. A key c...

EPFL (École polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne) is recruiting a Postdoctoral Researcher in accelerator design for the FCC-ee within the Laboratory of Particle Accelerator Physics (LPAP) in Switzerland. The project is part of the CHART-funded effort “General Accelerator Design at the FCC-ee: optics, tuning knobs and collective effects studies” . The successful candidate will work on accelerator physics , beam dynamics , optics design , beam-beam interactions , collective effects , and computation...

Doctoral Position in High Intensity Electron Sources for Future Accelerators at ETH Zurich / Paul Scherrer Institute (PSI), Switzerland. This PhD project sits at the intersection of accelerator physics , electron sources , beam shaping , laser optics , RF technology , and beam diagnostics . The research group at PSI develops technologies for future accelerator facilities, including high-intensity particle sources, high-gradient accelerators, and diagnostics for sub-femtosecond beam measurements....

ETH Zürich is offering a fully funded PhD opportunity in quantum error correction through the QuBriC Doctoral Network at the Institute for Theoretical Physics. The research will investigate the theoretical limits of quantum error correction, combining quantum information theory, algorithm development and numerical experiments. The project is suited to researchers interested in the foundations of reliable quantum computing and the analysis of quantum error-correction methods. The doctoral network...

ETH Zurich invites applications for a fully funded three-year doctoral position in the theory of quantum error correction , supervised by Joseph M. Renes and co-supervised by Renato Renner. The project investigates the fundamental limits of protecting quantum information from errors and is situated at the intersection of quantum information theory, quantum computing, quantum cryptography, and quantum foundations. The doctoral student will conduct theoretical analysis and numerical experiments, d...