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Job Description Job Alerts Link Apply now Research Fellow in Quantum Algorithms University-Level Unit: Centre for Quantum Technologies Faculty/Department-Level Unit: Computer Science Group Employee
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quantum spectroscopy, sensing, photonics, semiconductor quantum optics, quantum materials, and quantum algorithms. Postdoctoral Fellows will collaborate with at least one QRI Fellow Mentor. Eligibility
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, and shape a new direction in quantum-omics integration. Your responsibilities will include: Lead Methodological Research: Develop innovative quantum-inspired algorithms for omics data analysis and multi
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: Experience with developing efficient numerical algorithms and modifying electronic structure DFT or quantum chemistry software (e.g. Quantum Espresso, PySCF, GPAW), fluency with electronic structure theory and
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or Research Fellow to contribute to groundbreaking quantum algorithms research led by Dr Riddhi Gupta and Associate Professor Sally Shrapnel. You’ll work at the forefront of theory, simulation and
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focused on using advanced numerical methods to explore low energy dynamics in strongly interacting quantum spin systems. The candidate will develop and implement advanced algorithms to investigate
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quantum spectroscopy, sensing, photonics, semiconductor quantum optics, quantum materials, and quantum algorithms. Postdoctoral Fellows will collaborate with at least one QRI Fellow Mentor. Eligibility
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. The successful candidate will contribute to AI-powered analyses of single-cell and spatial omics to advance precision medicine. Dr Chen’s research team develops AI algorithms for spatial and single-cell omics
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applications and methods Gaining experience with Qubit coupling schemes including hetero – qubit ensembles Designing Qubit cross – talk mitigation techniques Applying Quantum algorithms for small to medium scale
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/condensed matter physics Development of quantum algorithms Application of computational chemistry in applications related to decarbonisation Understanding technological and computational challenges associated