Submitted by Dr Ulrich Schneider on Wed, 02/12/2020 - 09:51
We have two postdoctoral positions on experiments with ultracold atoms and optical lattices.
In addition to our main experiments on Quantum Simulations in Optical Quasicrystals and a Kagome Quantum Gas Microscope, we are also starting a new activity on Atom Interferometry for detecting dark matter and gravitational waves.
Current Postdoc opportunities include fundamental many-body physics at the Kagome Quantum Gas Microscope, atom interferometry, or being part of the UK Quantum Technology Hub and developing schemes for local control and addressing of lattice-based quantum simulators.
We are looking for an experimental quantum-optics/cold-atoms expert with (or being close to completing) a PhD in physics or a related area. Specific experience with ultracold atoms, optical lattices, atom interferometry or other synthetic many-body systems is helpful,
The start date is flexible, the positions are available immediately and the envisioned start date is spring to summer.
Application closes on 3/1/21.