Position ID: | Yokohama National University-Kosaka Laboratory-AP1 [#24450] |
Position Title: | Specially Appointed Assistant Professor(non-tenure) |
Position Type: | Non tenure-track faculty |
Position Location: | Yokohama, Kanagawa 240-8501, Japan [map] ![]() |
Subject Areas: | Nanotechnology/Devices Quantum Information Science / quantum computing Quantum Optics Physics / Optics and Photonics |
Appl Deadline: | 2023/04/28 11:59PM![]() |
Position Description: |
Job profile Do you have a passion for quantum communication and want to take the next step to build a safe and reliable quantum network for future society? In our Laboratory led by the QIC’s Center Director Hideo Kosaka, you will get the opportunity to work on national R&D projects to develop innovative ICT Technologies. Our research involves experimental R&D, including measurements and equipment development. Field expertise is not required, and we welcome all experimentalists who are familiar with quantum mechanics. To be a successful candidate, you should be willing to expand your knowledge and explore new methodology with the team. We encourage you to explore the physics concepts of quantum mechanics and regularly publish your findings as articles for academic journals and give lectures to add to your research achievements. QIC will offer you an inspiring environment for new ideas and the facility to turn theories into experiments with our project members. This position is research focused and does not include any teaching responsibilities. Your research responsibilitiesYou will be assigned to the Moonshot R&D Program (Goal 6): "Development of Quantum Interfaces for Building Quantum Computer Networks" You will also join the project team Quantum Repeater Technology, part of the "Research and Development for the Construction of Global Quantum Cryptographic Communication Network" issued by the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications. Contract terms
Candidate profile
Let’s encrypt the future! Join us in our mission to build the Quantum Future at Kosaka Laboratory where we research and develop cutting-edge quantum interfaces and quantum repeater technologies for the realization of fault-tolerant quantum computers. For the JST Moonshot R&D program (Goal 6), the team at Kosaka Laboratory is developing a quantum interface in which a quantum memory is combined with an optomechanical crystal. This way we can connect the superconducting qubit with a communication photon and contribute toward the realization of a large-scale superconducting quantum computer network by 2050. The Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications (MIC) assigned our team to establish a quantum repeater technology. We aim to develop quantum memory technologies and peripheral technologies that can upkeep the quantum state at the repeater point of the network. This will allow us to achieve long-distance quantum cryptographic communication with cryptographic keys that are more secure than trusted nodes. The interview process After the initial document screening, successful candidates will be invited to an interview. Documents to submit
Deadline April 28, 2023 (Application will be closed as soon as we hire the qualified candidates) Application by post Hideo Kosaka, Professor/Director Application by e-mail To apply by e-mail, please submit all your application documents to kosaka-lab@ynu.ac.jp Contact details Feel free to contact us with questions about this position or inquire about other jobs if you want to work with us.
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