PhD position in quantum information, open quantum systems, quantum control, quantum thermodynamics.
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PhD position in quantum information, open quantum systems, quantum control, quantum thermodynamics. Application deadline: Thursday, July 9, 2026Employer web page: Levy research group webpageJob type: PhDTags: quantum informationquantum thermodynamicsquantum controlopen quantum systemsquantum technologiesquantum computingPhD Position in Quantum Thermodynamics, Quantum Control, Open Quantum Systems, and Quantum Technologies Applications are invited for a PhD position in the research group of Prof. Amikam Levy at the Department of Chemistry, Bar-Ilan University. The research will focus on theoretical aspects of quantum dynamics and quantum technologies, with possible directions including quantum thermodynamics, open quantum systems, quantum control, quantum information, and the dynamics of noisy quantum devices. Projects may involve the study of nonequilibrium quantum systems, control protocols for suppressing or exploiting noise, thermodynamic properties of quantum processes, and the role of quantum coherence, correlations, and measurement in complex quantum dynamics. The position is suitable for a highly motivated student interested in developing analytical and numerical tools for studying quantum systems. Depending on the candidate’s interests and background, the project may connect to several topics studied in the group, including: Quantum thermodynamics Open quantum systems Quantum control Quantum information theory Quantum technologies and noisy quantum devices Quantum computing Noise spectroscopy and quantum sensing Quantum trajectories and quasiprobability distributions Nonequilibrium quantum dynamics Requirements Applicants should have a strong background in physics, chemistry, applied mathematics, or a related field. A solid foundation in quantum mechanics is required. Prior experience with one or more of the research topics listed above would be an advantage. The successful candidate should be curious, independent, and motivated to work on theoretical research at the interface of physics and quantum technologies. Programming experience, for example in Python, Mathematica, MATLAB, or similar tools, is highly desirable. Application Applications should include: A CV A short motivation letter describing research interests and relevant background Academic transcripts The names and contact details of three recommenders Interested candidates are encouraged to contact Prof. Amikam Levy with the application materials and a brief description of their research interests. Log in or register to post comments