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? This PhD project puts you at the forefront of silicon-based quantum photonics, combining epitaxy, nanofabrication, and quantum optics within a French-German collaboration. Silicon-on-insulator (SOI
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variables directly. This simplification makes it a promising candidate for performing quantum computational fluid dynamics, and will be the primary focus of this project. Applicants should have a 1st or high
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properties of HTS systems—such as vortex dynamics, anisotropy, doping, or interface effects—to optimise their performance for quantum technologies. Main tasks: The PhD candidate will be involved in the growth
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. Successful candidates will have the opportunity to contribute to both foundational research questions and the design of novel, practical quantum decoding algorithms that approach the ultimate performance
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science research, quantum computing and space exploration. We seek curious, creative and collaborative people to work in our cutting-edge company. Can you see yourself working in teams and providing
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Paderborn University is a high-performance and internationally oriented university. Within interdisciplinary teams, we undertake forward-looking research, design innovative teaching concepts and
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UKRI rate). Additional project costs will also be provided. Overview The demands of energy-efficient and high-performance photonic devices have been driven by the quantum revolution. This PhD studentship
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Paderborn University is a high-performance and internationally oriented university. Within interdisciplinary teams, we undertake forward-looking research, design innovative teaching concepts and
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candidate for developing high-performance sensors. By integrating wireless capabilities, the device can achieve untethered, continuous monitoring of DA, improving its potential for clinical and research
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-efficient and high-performance photonic devices have been driven by the quantum revolution. This PhD studentship aims to develop novel materials and components that facilitate strong light-matter interactions