Working in our group gives you theoretical skills in quantum computing with a focus on applying theory to state-of-the-art experimental platforms such as on-chip circuit quantum electrodynamics and semiconductor spin qubits. The expert knowledge and skills gained will be advantageous to the physicist looking to industry as well as academia.
Our research focus areas are expanding and we are looking for outstanding students looking to apply themselves to become excellent physicists.
Prospective PhD students should apply directly to NTU School of Physical and Mathematical Sciences' graduate programme (link), and contact the PI.
Candidates should have a PhD in physics and experience with theoretical methods in quantum computing, quantum information and/or open quantum systems. The candidate should possess a high degree of self-motivatation and provide a positive and collaborative attitude in a group setting.
Applicants should send a CV and cover letter directly to the PI.
We anticipate potential openings at a later date.
There are usually undergraduate projects available. A good quantum mechanics foundation is essential and basic coding skills will be an advantage. In addition, I recommend undergraduate students to take up my course PH3406 Open Quantum Systems after the compulsory Quantum Mechanics courses.
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