Topic: quantum devices

The conference examines how chirality produces spin-polarized electrons and how those electrons affect chemical reactions, energy conversion, biological electron transfer and quantum devices. Sessions progress from single molecules and junctions to chiral assemblies and interfaces, then consider measurement methods, reproducibility and experimental standards. Ultrafast charge motion, excited-state spin dynamics, topological materials, quantum information and electron–nuclear polarization transfer connect fundamental mechanisms with proposed applications. Attendance applications are reviewed an

Conduct theoretical research on topological matter, quantum devices, quantum error correction, fault-tolerant computation, non-equilibrium quantum dynamics and generalized symmetries at the C.N. Yang Institute. The expected start is September 2027. Appointments run for two years and may renew for a third subject to funding. Exceptional candidates may join the Simons Non-Equilibrium Frontier collaboration. Review begins 16 November 2026 and continues until filled.