Open positions:
  • Post-doc in quantum computing for chemistry: The successful candidate will be involved in development, implementation, and numerical simulations of novel multiscale quantum-classical algorithms for applications in chemistry specifically designed for NISQ devices. Proof-of-concept implementations on IBM quantum devices are anticipated.The project is funded by the Czech science foundation. 

    The initial contract period will be for 1 year with a possible extension to up to 3 years and with a possibility of research stays in collaborating groups (USA - University of California in Santa Barbara, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, Japan - RIKEN, Poland - Lodz University).
    Starting date: January 2025 (can be negotiated)
    Requirements
    - PhD in physics or chemistry
    - expertise in quantum algorithms and/or quantum chemistry and method development
    - expertise in C++/Python programming
    - good publication record (4+ publications in high-impact journals)
    - good knowledge of IBM Qiskit framework is most welcome
 
  • Post-doc in polaritonic quantum chemistry: The successful candidate will be involved in development, implementation, and application of DMRG-based electronic structure methods for molecules in cavities under strong coupling with the electromagnetic field. The project is funded by the Czech ministry of education.

    The initial contract period will be for 1 year with a possible extension to up to 4 years and with the possibility of research stays in collaborating groups (USA - University of California in Santa Barbara, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, Japan - RIKEN, Poland - Lodz University).
    Starting date: March 2025 (can be negotiated)
    Requirements
    - PhD in physics or chemistry
    - expertise in quantum chemistry and method development
    - expertise in C++/Python programming
    - good publication record (4+ publications in high-impact journals)
    - experience with parallel programming is most welcome
 
  • Motivated undergraduate and PhD. students are always welcome!
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