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experiments. Interest in connecting theory to experimental or real-world applications. Ability to work independently and communicate well in an international team. Research environment The PhD project will be
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: Odense, 5230, Denmark [map ] Subject Areas: mathematical theory, algorithm development, error correction, adaptation of GBS-based algorithms to other quantum computing platforms, and the development
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technologies for quantum photonic networks? We are now strengthening our research team on quantum light sources in silicon and are opening three PhD positions within fabrication, characterization, and theory
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possible thereafter. The project explores how moral reasons to worry about inequality and poverty are transformed when wealth becomes extreme and aims to build new theory on the morality of extreme wealth
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on recent advances in Higher-Order Mathematical Operational Semantics, a pivotal generalization of Turi and Plotkin's seminal approach to structural operational semantics. We seek an apt and motivated PhD
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powerful ideas and tools at the intersection of topological band theory, symmetry analysis, and photonics. You will work on developing and applying these ideas to discover new topological phenomena, design
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(or equivalent (120 ECTS points)) in civil or mechanical engineering. Background or strong interest in one or more of the following: Hydrodynamics (wave or coastal) Structural mechanics (nonlinear beam theory
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the fields of control theory, artificial intelligence, and robotics. You will work alongside leading experts in the field, collaborate with national and international partners, and access state-of-the-art
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on recent advances in Higher-Order Mathematical Operational Semantics, a pivotal generalization of Turi and Plotkin's seminal approach to structural operational semantics. We seek an apt and motivated PhD
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of code to utilize GPU-acceleration on DTU’s high-performance computing cluster or other HPC systems. You will also analyze realistic physical implementations of the architectures you explore, with a