Post-doctoral position in theoretical many-body quantum opti
Post-doctoral position in theoretical many-body quantum optics
ICFO is offering a postdoctoral position to a well-qualified, highly motivated and dynamic young scientist who wishes to enhance his/her scientific career in a friendly and stimulating environment.
The successful candidate will be joining the Theoretical Quantum-Nano Photonics group led by Prof. Dr. Darrick Chang, take a leading role within the group to predict and understand novel strongly correlated phenomena that emerge from many-body quantum atom-light interfaces. Strongly correlated phenomena that are of particular interest include topological quantum spin liquids, many-body state preparation, and many-body localization, which might emerge from the novel combination of long-range interactions and correlated dissipation that are characteristic of atom-light interfaces. The successful candidate will also have the opportunity to collaborate with experimental efforts that aim to explore such physics, in platforms such as many-body cavity QED and in atom arrays with sub-wavelength lattice constant.
ICFO is offering a postdoctoral position to a well-qualified, highly motivated and dynamic young scientist who wishes to enhance his/her scientific career in a friendly and stimulating environment.
The successful candidate will be joining the Theoretical Quantum-Nano Photonics group led by Prof. Dr. Darrick Chang, take a leading role within the group to predict and understand novel strongly correlated phenomena that emerge from many-body quantum atom-light interfaces. Strongly correlated phenomena that are of particular interest include topological quantum spin liquids, many-body state preparation, and many-body localization, which might emerge from the novel combination of long-range interactions and correlated dissipation that are characteristic of atom-light interfaces. The successful candidate will also have the opportunity to collaborate with experimental efforts that aim to explore such physics, in platforms such as many-body cavity QED and in atom arrays with sub-wavelength lattice constant.