Quantum Information Research Fellow (Theory & Resources)

ntu; Singapore; On-site; SGD 70,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

NTU invites applications for a research position in quantum information science. The successful candidate will work on quantum resources and correlations, and explore their implications for quantum communication and related information-theoretic protocols.

The role involves conducting independent research, publishing in leading journals, contributing to grant activities, and collaborating within an active quantum research environment.

Qualifications

• PhD in Physics or related discipline with strong research record in quantum information theory.
• Expertise in quantum correlations, coherence, entanglement, or resource theories.
• Strong analytical skills and publication record.
• Experience in quasiprobability methods or operational approaches to quantumness is advantageous.

Responsibilities

• Conduct high-quality research in quantum information theory, quantum resource theories, and quantum correlations (including temporal and operational correlations).
• Develop theoretical frameworks connecting quantum resources to quantum communication and related protocols.
• Publish research findings in leading peer-reviewed journals.
• Contribute to grant deliverables and assist in identifying new funding opportunities.
• Collaborate with internal and external research partners.
• Supervise graduate students and mentor junior researchers (where applicable).
• Contribute to seminars, workshops, and academic service activities within the Department.

Skills

Quantum information theory

Quantum resource theories

Quantum correlations

Quasiprobability methods

Analytical skills

Education

PhD in Physics

Job description

NTU invites applications for a research position in quantum information science. The successful candidate will work on quantum resources and correlations, and explore their implications for quantum communication and related information-theoretic protocols.

The role involves conducting independent research, publishing in leading journals, contributing to grant activities, and collaborating within an active quantum research environment.