Quantum transport

Two-year postdoctoral position in the QuNES team at Institut Néel in Grenoble, running quantum-transport experiments that probe anyon physics in graphene devices. The project studies the fractional quantum Hall effect in bilayer graphene, with the goal of building quantum dots that can manipulate and detect anyonic excitations. The postdoc will contribute to the whole experimental chain: fabricating high-quality graphene/hBN van der Waals heterostructures, designing and nanofabricating devices, measuring electronic transport at very low temperature and high magnetic field, and analysing and in

Two postdoctoral researchers will study semiconductor quantum devices in the Quantum Functional System Research Group, led by Seigo Tarucha at the RIKEN Center for Emergent Matter Science. The work concerns silicon qubit characterization, multi-qubit systems, high-fidelity quantum operations and scalable quantum computing within Moonshot R&D Goal 6. Applicants need a doctorate in an experimental field such as semiconductor physics, quantum transport, electrical engineering or quantum information, or must obtain it before starting. The one-year appointment is renewable following evaluation,