The Quantum Science and Technologies at the European campus (QUSTEC) is an EU-funded PhD programme on quantum science and technologies. These are fully-funded PhD positions in France, Germany or Switzerland.
About the QUSTEC:
- QUSTEC is a doctoral training programme set up by the European Grouping of Territorial Cooperation (EGTC) Eucor – The European Campus. The programme offers 39 early stage researcher (ESR) positions and outstanding training opportunities within the field of Quantum Science and Technology, in a highly international, interdisciplinary and intersectoral setting.
- Each ESR position will last 48 months and culminate in the award of a doctoral degree.
- The doctoral research will be carried out at one of the following institutions: University of Basel, Switzerland; University of Freiburg, Germany; Karlsruhe; Institute of Technology, Germany; University of Strasbourg, France; IBM Research – Zurich, Switzerland
How to Apply:
Apply online (in one single PDF document) and application must include:
- a motivation letter
- a CV (download the template)
- ethics self-assessment (download the template)
Available PhD projects:
IN FRANCE
- Electrically switchable magnetic media for tunable control of quantum states at IPCMS
- Semi-classical modelling of open quantum technology platforms at IPCMS
- Coherent ultrafast spectroscopy and control of individual Qbits in van der Waals materials at IPCMS
- Hybrid 2D heterostructures for spin and quantum information processing at IPCMS
- Nuclear quantum Effects and magneto-electric patterns of nanostructured hybrid materials: Insights and design via first-principles Molecular dynamics at IPCMS
- Femtosecond magnetization dynamics by Spin Transfer Torque at IPCMS
- Atomic-scale spin sensing using a quantum molecular system at the tip apex of a scanning tunneling microscope at IPCMS
- Hilbert Space Engineering of Nuclear Spin Qudits at IPCMS
- Entanglement Generation and Quantum Sensing via Dissipative State Engineering at IPCMS
- Long-range interactions in quantum many-body systems: correlations, excitation and information transfer, interaction engineering at University Strasbourg
IN GERMANY
- Elastic tuning of electronic state of quantum materials at KIT
- Experimental studies of molecular qubits and implementation of optical read-out schemes based on single- and entangled photon sources at KIT
- Molecular quantum spintronics combining synthesized magnetic molecules with electrode materials at KIT
- Developing new techniques to control and manipulate the magnetiza / MSCAtion dynamics in small magnetic devices with microwave magnetic fields at KIT
- Synthesis of molecular spin qudits with increased Hilbert spaces at KIT
- Wave packet interference experiments for the investigation of ultrafast dynamics and decoherence effects on the attosecond time scale at University Freiburg
- Photonic engineering of energy transfer processes at University Freiburg
- Quantum thermodynamics and nonequilibrium master equations at University Freiburg
- Theory and simulation of nonequilibrium dynamics in many-body quantum systems at University Freiburg
- Experimental Quantum Simulations based on Trapped Ions at University Freiburg
- Tailoring properties of the superconducting phase in nanostructured thin films prepared by co-deposition of size selected cluster ions at KIT
- Superconducting quantum materials by controlled assembly using co-deposition of size selected cluster ions and a normal conducting matrix at KIT
- Creation and manipulation of spin-polarized 2D electron system at the interface between two correlated quantum materials at KIT
IN SWITZERLAND
- Listening to Majorana Zero Modes at IBM Research
- Compact qubit coupling schemes at IBM Research
- Electronic Structure Calculations for near-term Quantum computers at IBM Research
- Topological and spin coherent phases in nanostructures at University Basel
- Quantum transport in superconductor-semiconductor nanowire hybrid devices with axially built-in quantum dots as spectrometers at University Basel
- Solid-state spins in an optical cavity at University Basel
- Scanning probe microscopy of atomic structures and molecular assemblies on superconductive materials at University Basel
- Study of thermal transport in low-dimensional materials at University Basel
- Casimir Forces in Superconducting Systems at University Basel
- Hole Spin Qubits in Ge/Si Nanowires at University Basel
- Quantum sensing of condensed matter systems at University Basel
- Hybrid quantum networks with atomic memories and quantum dot single-photon sources at University Basel
- Development of quantum technologies for molecular systems: quantum sensing of molecular and chemical properties at University Basel
- Multi-qubit gates for the efficient exploration of Hilbert space with superconducting qubit systems at IBM Research
- Qubit decoherence from two-level fluctuators at IBM Research
- Cryogenic Electronics for Qubit Control at IBM Research
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Organization | European Union (EU) |
Country | France, Germany, Switzerland |
Fellowship Level | Doctoral |
Subject areas | Quantum Science |
Fellowship amount | As per EU norms |
Eligibility | Open to all nationalities |
Deadline | 19th August 2019 |
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