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Available Research Assistantship Positions

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NameResearch AreaDate Posted
Jung, AndreasDevelopment and Research on Quantum Algorithms and how these can solve modern societies challenges, as well as to apply those to boost discoveries in particle physics.2024-01-23
Liu, MiaoyuanMachine learning applications in physics and scientific instrumentations; data analysis and advanced computing in CMS/fixed target experiments; semiconductor tracking device testing2024-01-22
Liang, Qi-Yu (Grace)Experimental studies of Rydberg quantum optics; Sub-wavelength arrays of ultracold atoms as a new light-matter interface for quantum information processing and quantum networks2024-01-23
Nolte, DavidImmediate opening for a position in experimental coherent light scattering research.2024-01-23
Hung, Chen-LungAtom-nanophotonics integration for many-body quantum optics and quantum information2024-01-22
Hung, Chen-LungAtom-nanophotonics integration for many-body quantum optics and quantum metrology2024-01-22
Alaeian, HadisehExploring quantum nonlinear optics and neuromorphics with Rydberg excitons2024-01-22
Liu, JingThis collaborative NSF-funded project aims to understand the role of intra-cellular forces in cell migration. New imaging methods will be combined with novel mathematical approaches to model the cell migration.2024-03-20
Zhu, TiancongExploring correlated and topological phases in moire heterostructures with scanning tunneling microscopy (STM)2024-04-01
Zhu, TiancongSynthesizing thin films and heterostructures of novel quantum materials with molecular beam epitaxy (MBE)2024-04-01
Li, TongcangQuantum Optomechanics with Levitated Nanoparticles in Vacuum2024-07-24
Li, TongcangQuantum Sensing with Spin Qubits in 2D Materials2024-07-24
Jung, AndreasAnalysis of gamma ray spectroscopy data & development of ML/AI techniques2024-11-11
Rokhinson, LeonidExperimental project focused on developing noise-resilient qubits based on layered high-Tc superconductors. The work, conducted in close collaboration with Prof. Philip Kim’s group at Harvard, will utilize the d-wave nature of Josephson junctions fab2025-09-04
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