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We invite applications for several PhD positions in experimental quantum computing with superconducting circuits. You will work in the stimulating research environment of the Wallenberg Centre
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employees where extensive research is carried out centered on various aspects of nanophysics, ranging from materials science to bio- and quantum physics to various applications. The division is a central part
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these questions through an interdisciplinary lens, with a strong focus on mathematical and computational methods closely connected to evolutionary theory and biological data. Read more about our research themes and
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complexity science, mathematical modelling in evolution, ecology and plant biology, along with transferable skills, including interdisciplinary communication and collaboration. You will also be offered
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for candidates who have: Strong programming skills, particularly in Python Solid analytical and mathematical abilities Experience with machine learning Strong communication skills and proficiency in English The
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environmental and life sciences challenges. Courses will cover topics such as complexity science, mathematical modelling in evolution, ecology and plant biology, along with transferable skills, including
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global academic and industry network🌟 Who we’re looking for:- A curious, ambitious researcher with a strong background in signal processing, wireless systems, mathematics (statistics, linear algebra
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teaching or other departmental duties, up to a maximum of 20 per cent of full-time. Your qualifications You have graduated at a Master’s level in Computer Science, Mathematics, or a closely related subject
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of neural networks and other symbolic techniques with applications ranging from mathematics to cognitive science, and often in cross-disciplinary collaborations. In this project the PhD student will work
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postgraduate education in areas such as Information Processing Technologies, including Quantum Information and Computation, Optoeletronics, Physical Layer Security and Information Theory, Cybersecurity and