Postdoc: Disordered Quantum Systems & Localization KPZ

CNRS; France; On-site; EUR 40,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

CNRS – Institut de Physique de Nice is seeking a researcher to conduct theoretical work on transport and dynamics in quantum systems with disorder, interactions and topology, within the PEPR QUTISYM framework. The role emphasizes independence and collaboration across theory and experiment.

The candidate will focus on Anderson localization, KPZ physics, and related signatures, publishing in international journals and presenting findings at conferences, while joining a collaborative network of

Qualifications

• PhD in theoretical/quantum physics or a related field.
• Solid knowledge of quantum mechanics and statistical physics of disordered/open systems.
• Experience with numerical simulations of quantum systems.
• Autonomy, creativity and ability to collaborate across theory and experiment.
• Interest in Anderson localization, quantum transport or KPZ phenomena.

Responsibilities

• Develop theoretical models and analyses of disordered quantum systems.
• Perform numerical simulations and analytical studies.
• Investigate transport, localization and fluctuation properties.
• Publish results and present at conferences and project meetings.
• Collaborate with partners of the PEPR QUTISYM programme.

Skills

Quantum mechanics

Statistical physics

Numerical simulations

Autonomy and collaboration

Open quantum systems

Education

PhD in theoretical physics

Job description

CNRS – Institut de Physique de Nice is seeking a researcher to conduct theoretical work on transport and dynamics in quantum systems with disorder, interactions and topology, within the PEPR QUTISYM framework. The role emphasizes independence and collaboration across theory and experiment.

The candidate will focus on Anderson localization, KPZ physics, and related signatures, publishing in international journals and presenting findings at conferences, while joining a collaborative network of