PostDoc in quantum physics : Hole spin circuit quantum electrodynamics H/F H/F

Domaine

Contrat

Post-doctorat

Cadre

24

Hole spin cQED has emerged as a new promising platform not only for quantum information processing but also for the study of fundamental light-matter interaction and analog quantum simulation. Our group has recently demonstrated large cooperativities between a single hole spin in a gate-defined quantum dot in silicon and a photon in a microwave cavity. Based on this achievement, the project will focus on pushing the current light-matter interaction strengths to its extreme and studying fundamental physics questions (ultra-strong and superstrong coupling regimes for example) and leveraging the photon as a quantum bus for long-distance spin-spin entanglement. Spin cQED with multiple spins coupled to the same microwave resonator naturally implements all-to-all connectivity allowing for the study of various spin and impurity models. In addition, multi-cavity systems will be used to precisely engineer the environment of the spin to control and simulate bosonic baths in order to implement an analog quantum simulator to answer longstanding questions of many-body physics.

French language proficiency is not necessary.

Application process

For further information, please contact:

lateqs.fr

Minimum Requirements

PostDoc candidates are required to have a Ph. D. degree in physics or a related discipline (electrical engineering, nanosciences, ...). The successful candidate will bring a strong background in some of the following areas: quantum optics (semiconductor or atomic), superconducting qubits, mesoscopic physics, device nanofabrication, qubit control techniques, cryogenic experiments, experiment control, and data acquisition. Strong python programming knowledge is a clear asset. The candidate will work within a team of researchers and will advise graduate and undergraduate students in their research projects.

Site

Grenoble

Deadline

01/04/2025

Référence

2025-35438

The Fundamental Research Department conducts outstanding research in the fields of physics, chemistry, biology, climate, and environmental sciences. Our research group (www.lateqs.fr), hosted at CEA Grenoble, is part of the French national 'Plan Quantique' and closely collaborates with in-house theory colleagues. The lab is located on a large scientific campus gathering not only CEA with its strong microelectronics research (300 mm clean room) but also other major scientific institutions such as CNRS (Institut Néel), ERSF (synchrotron), ILL (neutron source) and many high-tech companies as well as the University Grenoble Alpes. Grenoble is a vibrant city offering many cultural activities, lovely bars, and delicious restaurants. Located in the heart of the Alps, it is a paradise for all outdoor enthusiasts.