PhD Scholarships: Quantum Light Sources & Photonic Computing

DTU Electro; Kongens Lyngby; Vor Ort; DKK 302.000 - 361.000; Vollzeit

Benefits dieser Stelle

International collaboration

Secondments to partner institutes

DTU Electro environment

Zusammenfassung

DTU Electro in Denmark invites applications for PhD Scholarships in design, simulation and optical characterization of solid-state single-photon sources within the PHOTONIQC network. The project spans quantum dot devices, nanofabrication, and system architecture for photonic quantum computing, with international secondments and collaboration across partner institutes.

You will join an international team of PhD students, work at the DTU Nanolab facilities, and contribute to cutting-edge quantum

Qualifikationen

• Design and numerical simulation of quantum-dot-based single-photon sources using advanced optical simulation tools.
• Experience with optical characterization of nanofabricated devices.
• Ability to supervise MSc/BSc project students and collaborate in an international team.

Aufgaben

• Design and numerical simulation of quantum-dot-based single-photon sources.
• Nanofabrication of devices in a DTU Nanolab cleanroom (imaging, lithography, etching, metal deposition).
• Increase efficiency and indistinguishability towards unity.
• Build system architecture for cluster state quantum computing.
• Supervise MSc/BSc projects and document results.

Kenntnisse

Simulation techniques

Optical characterization

Supervising MSc/BSc projects

System architecture design

Ausbildung

Master's degree (two-year, 120 ECTS) or equivalent

Tools

Quantum dot imaging

Lithography

Etching

Metal deposition

Jobbeschreibung

DTU Electro in Denmark invites applications for PhD Scholarships in design, simulation and optical characterization of solid-state single-photon sources within the PHOTONIQC network. The project spans quantum dot devices, nanofabrication, and system architecture for photonic quantum computing, with international secondments and collaboration across partner institutes.

You will join an international team of PhD students, work at the DTU Nanolab facilities, and contribute to cutting-edge quantum