11 distributed-computing Postdoctoral research jobs at AALTO UNIVERSITY in United Kingdom
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of the elderly to space robotics. We are now looking for a post doc to work on developing quantum computing algorithms. Postdoctoral researcher Are you as excited about quantum computing and its future
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emphasis on research infrastructure and technology rather than preparation for an academic career path. You will be involved in research, but more focused on learning and improving how computing, workflows
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postdoctoral researcher with a background in politics, law, economics, or related disciplines to work on GEOCLOUD: The Geopolitics of Cloud Computing , a European Research Council Advanced Grant project
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principles of machine drives and converters. You will also have opportunities to contribute to our open-source computational tools, teach master-level courses, and advise doctoral students. Our strong industry
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cavity structure enable a mechanism for the controlled Bose-Einstein condensation at room temperature, with applications in all-optical computing Nature Photonics 13 378 (2019) and quantum sensing Nature
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principles of machine drives and converters. You will also have opportunities to contribute to our open-source computational tools, teach master-level courses, and advise doctoral students. Our strong industry
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fulfill the admission requirements for the Aalto Doctoral Programme in Science. Selected candidate is expected to apply for and to be granted a right to pursue doctoral studies at Aalto University in six
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make the most of this unique opportunity. Applicants for doctoral researcher position must fulfill the admission criteria of the Aalto Doctoral Programme and, if chosen for a position, apply for, obtain
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and citizen action. They will also contribute into teaching in the interdisciplinary Creative Sustainability master’s program, and preparation of research funding applications in the NODUS Sustainable
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. This work is part of European Union’s Quantera Program project “MQSens: Quantum Sensing with Nonclassical Mechanical Oscillators”, where opto-/electromechanics is utilized to explore how quantum protocols can