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opportunities for new ideas and applications. Nanophononics plays a key role in engineering thermal transport in nanoscale electronic devices and could open a new pathway for quantum communications, using phonons
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to develop a disruptive laser technology to address realworld applications in health science and quantum technology. The basic concept relies on the exploitation of low phonon rare-earth-doped fluoride
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Additional Information Eligibility criteria Physics, applied physics, engineering sciences, optics and/or MEMS technologies. Experience with atomic/quantum clocks, sensors and metrology is a strong plus-value
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Information Eligibility criteria Cold atoms quantum optics laser cooling of Ytterbium writing of scientific paper Website for additional job details https://emploi.cnrs.fr/Offres/CDD/UMR7010-ROBKAI0-021
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quenching Joule heating, and by protecting the spin states with quantum coherence. Recently, it has been shown that spin-polarized Cooper pairs could be generated at the interface between a superconductor and
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molecular model-ing studies at varying levels of precision: • using force field (MF) modeling for interaction models between the target enzyme and different substrates; • using Quantum/Classical Mixed Method
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axes: Waves and quantum physics; Photonics; and Nonlinear Physics, Complex Fluids and Biophysics. The projects developed around these themes cover theoretical, fundamental and experimental aspects as
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fields. Such interactions follow the laws of strong-field quantum electrodynamics (QED) that has emerged as a promising discovery science area with exciting opportunities. Strong-field QED effects appear
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Waals heterostructures, which are essential for the assembly of quantum devices. These advanced facilities will enable the intern to contribute to groundbreaking experimental research directly. The 2D
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, quantum effects and magnetism” and the “Acoustics and optics for nanoscience and quantum physics” groups at the Institute of NanoSciences in Paris (INSP), which is part of the science faculty