Jobs/Openings at QDev
Assistant Professor / Postdoctoral Positions
Microsoft Quantum Postdoctoral Fellowship in experimental superconducting quantum computing
We are seeking applications for a Microsoft Quantum Postdoctoral Fellowship. The research will focus on the experimental implementation of novel superconducting quantum computing hardware. Read more here….
We are always looking for enthusiastic researchers and postdocs. Please contact QDev faculty to discuss current opportunities
PhD Positions
Microsoft Quantum PhD Fellowship: Experimental Aspects of Statistics and Braiding in the Fractional Quantum Hall Effect
We plan to hire one or more PhD students in the area of experimental detection of anyonic statistics such as non-abelian fusion rules and braiding in fractional quantum Hall systems. Related experiments can be seen in McClure, et al. PRL 108, 256804 (2012) and the theoretical basis for the proposed experiments can be found in Das Sarma, Freedman, and Nayak PRL 94, 166802 (2005), and Bonderson, Kitaev, and Shtengel, PRL 96 016803 (2006). Read more here….
PhD position in experimental superconducting quantum computing
We are seeking applications for a PhD fellowship position to work on experimental superconducting quantum computing. The research will focus on developing novel quantum hardware and quantum information applications based on superconducting quantum technology. Read more here….
Doctoral student in physics with specialization in theory of topological superconductor-semiconductor hybrid structures at Lund University
The the division of Solid State Physics at Lund University announces the opening af a PhD position. The position is focused on new physics and phenomenology of nonlocal and nonabelian topological systems. It is a part of a newly established research program sponsored by an ERC Synergy grant that involves advanced experimental and theoretical projects working closely together. This gives a unique opportunity for participating in a creative project where theory and experiment together explore new physics. The project is carried out in close collaboration with groups at the nearby (1 hour by train) Center for Quantum Devices, Niels Bohr Institute, University of Copenhagen. Read more here….
We are always looking for enthusiastic students and PhDs. Please contact QDev faculty to discuss current opportunities
Administrative and Technical Positions
Laboratory Coordinator
We are looking for a highly motivated individual to organize, maintain and improve the associated experimental laboratory in Copenhagen and assist in managing teams of scientists. The ideal candidate is familiar in at least one of the areas of research lab equipment infrastructure, mechanical/electrical engineering of experimental setups, or low-temperature techniques. Read more here….
We are always looking for enthusiastic technicians. Please contact QDev faculty or technical staff to discuss current opportunities
The Niels Bohr Institute is part of the faculty of Science, University of Copenhagen, and the institute has 6 different addresses in Copenhagen
B15-21 Blegdamsvej: The original institute for physics has 4 teams of scientists besides the management, the administration and technical support. Particle physics, quantum physics, eScience, biophysics and theoretical cosmology.
Niels Bohr Building, Jagtvej 128: Researchers in Astrophysics from DARK, DAWN and the Condensed Matter Physics group.
Tagensvej 16: Here you will find the Physics of Ice Climate and Earth section.
The H. C. Ørsteds Institute at Universitetsparken 5: At this address you will find the nanophysics group and the Center for Quantum Devices.
Geological Museum, Øster Voldgade 5 - 7: At this address you will find the Astrophysics & Planetary Science group.
Workshops: NBI-CHEM-BIO
Universitetsparken 4
Building 24 and 25
2100 København Ø.
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The scientific employees conduct research, and they also educate the students in astronomy, geophysics, nanoscience and basic physics. Moreover, the institute has a presentation of the research areas and the research results.
The scientists are organised in 10 teams/sections, and in connection with these teams the Niels Bohr Institute has 10 centres. A centre receives an external grant, and so it is possible to employ people for long periods of time.
The Niels Bohr Institute has established "the Niels Bohr International Academy". This academy receives a grant of DKK 10 millions from the Danish state. The purpose of the academy is to attract leading researchers for short - or long periods of time in order to promote and enhance research. "The Niels Bohr International Academy" has i.a. the "Summer Institute" with a strong programme.
In addition, the Niels Bohr Institute has 35 engineers and technicians to assist the scientists with experiments etc. They also maintain the technical infrastructure of the institute. Furthermore, the institute has 35 employeed within the areas of administration, communication, and library.