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research at the intersection of high energy physics and quantum information science, as well as R&D and planning for future experiments. This year we are particularly interested in applications focused
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. Department of Energy. We support discovery science experiments in Illinois and at locations around the world. Fermilab’s Neutrino Division has a strong and exciting research program with major commitments to a
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, numerical cosmology, perturbative QCD, physics beyond the standard model, quantum simulation of quantum field theories describing strongly coupled systems, quantum sensing and technology for probing
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units as the front-end electronics for detector control and readout, using techniques derived from both superconducting and bosonic quantum computing. Appointment is for a specific term, calculated from
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merit, tackles important open theoretical questions, while also directly benefiting the current and future US-based experimental neutrino program. This fellowship includes competitive salary and benefits
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internship program is open to students pursuing physics, engineering, computer science, math, chemistry, or related majors. We strongly encourage students from non-HEP non-research focused universities
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: Interested candidates should submit the following application materials via Academic Jobs Online (AJO): https://academicjobsonline.org/ajo/jobs/31713 " style="background-color: transparent; text-decoration
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Fermilab, Computational Science and Artificial Intelligence Directorate Position ID: FNAL-CSAID-PRAECACSAID [#31223, FERMIPRA2026] Position Title: Position Type: Postdoctoral Position Location
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championing the Laboratory’s emerging scientific initiatives — including efforts in artificial intelligence, quantum science, and microelectronics — which are critical to maintaining and expanding Fermilab’s
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optical (AMO) quantum science and dark matter detection. The appointee will also participate in other Fermilab quantum detector R&D programs, including work with superconducting qubits, microwave kinetic