Postdoctoral Fellow: Quantum Information & Entanglement

University of Nottingham; United Kingdom; On-site; GBP 36,000 - 39,000; Full time

Job summary

The University of Nottingham is seeking a researcher in quantum information and entanglement theory to join a EPSRC/NSF-funded project led by Professor Gerardo Adesso. You will investigate how entanglement manifests in heterogeneous chemical reactions using quantum information approaches and open quantum systems modeling.

You will develop objectives, publish in top journals, present at international venues, and contribute to grant proposals while working with a diverse and inclusive team in a

Qualifications

• Holding a PhD (or near completion) in mathematics, physics or a closely related discipline.
• Strong knowledge of quantum information theory and quantum entanglement.
• Experience of theoretical or mathematical research in quantum physics or related area.
• Ability to develop and apply analytical or computational methods to challenging research problems.
• Excellent oral and written communication skills.
• Ability to organise and deliver research independently and meet deadlines.
• Ability to collaborate with colleagues from different disciplines.

Responsibilities

• Undertake original research of international excellence in quantum information and entanglement theory.
• Develop research objectives and proposals for own and/or collaborative research area.
• Prepare papers for publication in leading journals and disseminate at national/international conferences.
• Identify opportunities and assist in writing bids for research grant applications.
• Provide support and supervision to other staff and junior team members as appropriate.
• Coordinate project meetings and collaborations across the UK and US teams.

Skills

Quantum information theory

Entanglement theory

Analytical thinking

Communication skills

Education

PhD (or near completion)

Job description

The University of Nottingham is seeking a researcher in quantum information and entanglement theory to join a EPSRC/NSF-funded project led by Professor Gerardo Adesso. You will investigate how entanglement manifests in heterogeneous chemical reactions using quantum information approaches and open quantum systems modeling.

You will develop objectives, publish in top journals, present at international venues, and contribute to grant proposals while working with a diverse and inclusive team in a