The aim of the BMFTR research project “Q-Cyber” is to explore new approaches to networked multi-party quantum communication applications and to evaluate their practical feasibility and security. We will implement and investigate a range of advanced multipartite quantum communication protocols. We will develop suitable hardware solutions for the use of multipartite entangled quantum states as a fundamental resource in future quantum networks. We will test quantum-networked communication under application-oriented conditions in a real fibre-optic network within an academically and industrially oriented ecosystem.
Join our cutting-edge research team realise quantum networks and to bring multipartite quantum communication protocols to real life:
Work on the technical realisation of real-life multipartite quantum networks with multiple node and photonic quantum hardware
The positions are fixed term and available until filled. The positions are funded via the Federal Ministry for Research, Technology and Space, Project Q-Cyber(75% TVL E13).
2 PhD positions & 1 Postdoc position in Quantum Networks
The aim of the BMFTR research project “Q-Cyber” is to explore new approaches to networked multi-party quantum communication applications and to evaluate their practical feasibility and security. We will implement and investigate a range of advanced multipartite quantum communication protocols. We will develop suitable hardware solutions for the use of multipartite entangled quantum states as a fundamental resource in future quantum networks. We will test quantum-networked communication under application-oriented conditions in a real fibre-optic network within an academically and industrially oriented ecosystem.
Join our cutting-edge research team realise quantum networks and to bring multipartite quantum communication protocols to real life:
Work on the technical realisation of real-life multipartite quantum networks with multiple node and photonic quantum hardware
Implement advanced quantum-network protocols including quantum conference key agreement, networked quantum computing.
You have:
Interest in collaborative and interdisciplinary research
MSc in Physics, or related
Experience in experimental quantum optics and (photonic) quantum technologies
Programming skills (Python, Mathematica, Matlab, …)
The positions are fixed term and available until filled. The positions are funded via the Federal Ministry for Research, Technology and Space, Project Q-Cyber(75% TVL E13).
For more information:
please contact Prof. Dr. Stefanie Barz: barz@fmq.uni-stuttgart.de, www.barzgroup.de
