Within the EU FET-OPEN H2020, the PATHOS consortium will plan to develop a radically new technology for the sensing of bio-systems and in-vivo diagnostics of biomedical conditions using hitherto unexploited tools (pioneered by the partners of this very interdisciplinary consortium): unconventional complex-system dynamical control and information sampling/processing, e.g. (i) magnetic-resonance imaging (MRI) and optically-detected magnetic-resonance (ODMR) sensing via cooling/suppression of thermal noisy background in-vivo, (ii) NMR intra-molecule/intra-tissue sensing and intra-cell NV-center thermometry, (iii) advanced sensing-data processing, including high-order correlation spectroscopy.
As part of this effort, at the University of Florence we are continuously seeking Postdocs in Quantum Information Theory and Noise Sensing, who will work on the controlled and optimised manipulation of quantum probes and the analysis of spatial and temporal correlations of environmental noise.
Photonic and nAnomeTric High-sensitivity biO-Sensing (PATHOS)
PI: F. Caruso (Florence Univ., Coordinator), G. Kurizki (Weizmann), M. Genovese (INRIM), N. Bar-Gill (HUJI), D. Suter (TUDO)
Co-PI: L. Frydman (Weizmann), D. Wiersma (Florence Univ.), J. Howell (HUJI)
5-year EU FET-OPEN project started in April 2019
Theoretical physicists trained in quantum information science that are interested in learning noise-sensing with possible bio-applications are welcome to apply. And
vice versa theoretical quantum chemists/physicists trained in bio-sensing that are interested in learning quantum information processing are also welcome to apply.
Position summary
Full-time temporary employment. The position is limited to 1 year, extendable for other 3 years, starting at any time since September 2020.
Qualifications
Required qualifications:
- PhD in Physics or equivalent.
- Fluency in English, oral and written; interest and skills in working collaboratively as well as independently.
Experience in one or more of these fields is desired:
- Computational physics, noise spectroscopy, non-Markovian dynamics, and noise correlations.
- Optimal control theory, optimization and machine learning, network theory, quantum information.
-Open Quantum Systems, Entanglement, Coherence theory
- Python and Matlab programming.
The candidate should appreciate also working in projects together with experimentalists.
More information about the position and how to apply: please urgently write to filippo.caruso@unifi.it
As part of this effort, at the University of Florence we are continuously seeking Postdocs in Quantum Information Theory and Noise Sensing, who will work on the controlled and optimised manipulation of quantum probes and the analysis of spatial and temporal correlations of environmental noise.
Photonic and nAnomeTric High-sensitivity biO-Sensing (PATHOS)
PI: F. Caruso (Florence Univ., Coordinator), G. Kurizki (Weizmann), M. Genovese (INRIM), N. Bar-Gill (HUJI), D. Suter (TUDO)
Co-PI: L. Frydman (Weizmann), D. Wiersma (Florence Univ.), J. Howell (HUJI)
5-year EU FET-OPEN project started in April 2019
Theoretical physicists trained in quantum information science that are interested in learning noise-sensing with possible bio-applications are welcome to apply. And
vice versa theoretical quantum chemists/physicists trained in bio-sensing that are interested in learning quantum information processing are also welcome to apply.
Position summary
Full-time temporary employment. The position is limited to 1 year, extendable for other 3 years, starting at any time since September 2020.
Qualifications
Required qualifications:
- PhD in Physics or equivalent.
- Fluency in English, oral and written; interest and skills in working collaboratively as well as independently.
Experience in one or more of these fields is desired:
- Computational physics, noise spectroscopy, non-Markovian dynamics, and noise correlations.
- Optimal control theory, optimization and machine learning, network theory, quantum information.
-Open Quantum Systems, Entanglement, Coherence theory
- Python and Matlab programming.
The candidate should appreciate also working in projects together with experimentalists.
More information about the position and how to apply: please urgently write to filippo.caruso@unifi.it