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Quantum Communication Professors and Supervisors in Hungary
Professor in quantum communication in hungary
1 professor found
Eötvös Loránd University
Hungary
Research Interests
Quantum Physics
Quantum Mechanics
Quantum Electronics
Quantum Computing
Quantum Criticality
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University of Malaga
Spain
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1 month ago
Fully funded PhD position (FPI) in quantum communications and quantum networks at the University of Málaga , Spain, within ComSP Lab and supervised by Assoc. Prof. Beatriz Soret . The project focuses on satellite-based quantum entanglement distribution and satellite-assisted / hybrid space-terrestrial quantum networks . Research topics include heralded entanglement generation , quantum routing and swapping , QKD limits , and analytical modelling and simulation . Eligible applicants should have a...
Computer Science
Electrical Engineering
Information Technology
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University of Birmingham
Top university
United Kingdom
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9 months ago
Top university
[Fully funded for domestic (UK) candidates; options exist to support exceptional overseas candidates.] This PhD studentship at the University of Birmingham offers an exciting opportunity to explore the frontiers of quantum engineering and dimensionality tuning in exotic 2D materials. The project is embedded within the School of Physics and Astronomy, a recognized Institute of Physics Juno Champion and Athena SWAN Silver Award holder, reflecting its commitment to diversity, equality, and an inclu...
Materials Science
X-ray Diffraction
Condensed Matter Physics
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9 months ago
Living costs in Hungary
Estimated costs in Hungary.
MonthlyYearly | Hungary |
|---|---|
 Health Insurance Student health insurance or surcharge per year | Ft57.0k $150/yr |
 University Tuition Average PhD tuition per year | Ft1140.0k $3,000/yr |
 Clothing Basic clothing and seasonal needs per year | Ft228.0k $600/yr |
 Books & Academic Supplies Textbooks, stationery, and academic materials per year | Ft114.0k $300/yr |
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University of Melbourne
Australia
Research Interests
Quantum Physics
Quantum Mechanics
Quantum Computing
Quantum Electronics
Quantum Criticality
Associate Professor at University of Jyväskylä
University of Jyväskylä
Finland
Research Interests
Hardware Engineering
Quantum Physics
Quantum Computing
Quantum Electronics
Integrated Circuit
Associate Professor
McGill University
Canada
Research Interests
Quantum Physics
Quantum Mechanics
Quantum Electronics
Quantum Computing
Entanglement Theory
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Osaka University
Just Landed
Japan
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New Today
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Osaka University’s Center for Quantum Information and Quantum Life Science (QIQB) is recruiting a full-time Project Assistant Professor or Project Researcher for the MEXT Q-LEAP Quantum Information Processing Domain Quantum AI Flagship, “Research and Development and Application of Quantum Software through Intelligent Quantum Design.” Working with project leader Associate Professor Iku Mizuta and in collaboration with Professor Keisuke Fujii’s project, the successful researcher will contribute to...
Computer Science
Mathematics
Theoretical Computer Science
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Osaka University
Just Landed
Japan
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New Today
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Osaka University's Center for Quantum Information and Quantum Life Science (QIQB) invites applications for a full-time Project Assistant Professor or Project Research Fellow to contribute to the project Human Resource Development through Quantum Algorithm Implementation Research , part of the NEDO initiative on next-generation quantum computers for solving social issues. The research focuses on connecting quantum algorithm development with practical industrial applications. The successful resear...
Computer Science
Quantum Chemistry
Mathematics
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Iowa State University
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Just Landed
United States
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The Department of Physics and Astronomy at Iowa State University is seeking a postdoctoral researcher to work at the intersection of theoretical nuclear physics and quantum computing. The project focuses on ab initio Hamiltonian methods and their applications to quantum computing, with research directions spanning light-front quantized field theory and microscopic nuclear structure theory . The successful candidate will investigate fundamental properties of atomic nuclei and strongly interacting...
Computer Science
Mathematics
Nuclear Physics
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