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We have 14 superconducting PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
superconducting PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
We have 14 superconducting PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
Development of sustainable Superconducting RF for UK-XFEL
A student is sought for a PhD study on the development of thin film coated superconducting RF cavities for the UK X-ray Free Electron Laser (UK-XFEL) design study. Read more
Decoherence due to flux noise in superconducting qubits at microkelvin temperatures
Decoherence in superconducting qubits is one of the main obstacles to realising fault-tolerant quantum computing for real-world applications. Read more
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Fundamental aspects of superconducting qubits and related quantum devices
Superconducting quantum devices are microelectronic devices operated in the quantum regime and have proved very successful, they currently underpin a very successful approach to quantum computing through various types of single and multi-qubit devices, as exemplified by Google and IBM among others. Read more
Optimization of Superconducting Devices by Mean of Quantum Field Theories
Who can apply? Australian Citizens & Permanent Residents New Zealand Citizens Citizens of countries within the Five Eyes Alliance (FVEY). Read more
Enhancing Superconducting Properties of SRF Thin Films by Laser Processing
Superconducting niobium cavities are the most crucial components in particle accelerators to provide the acceleration to the desired particles via RF energy with low losses. Read more
Developing Large Arrays of Superconducting Microwave Kinetic Inductance Detectors for Future Astronomy Instrumentation
The Cardiff Astronomy Instrumentation Group (AIG) is one of the world leaders in Microwave Kinetic Inductance Detector (MKID) development. Read more
Space-time-varying Superconducting Surfaces for Next-Generation Quantum Computers
Supervisory Team: Dr. Sajjad Taravati and Prof. Jize Yan. Project description. Project Overview. Read more
Giant Rydberg Excitons for Quantum Technologies
Giant Rydberg excitons are recently discovered quantum objects that are generating considerable scientific excitement. They are different from conventional excitons, which are commonly observed near the band edge of semiconductor crystals because they have large sub-micron Bohr radii. Read more
Superconductors that survive ultra-high magnetic fields: Revealing the role of symmetry
The University of Otago is pleased to offer one PhD studentship funded by the Royal Society of New Zealand to study the theory of unconventional superconductivity in the Department of Physics on a full-time basis. Read more
Lithium corrosion behaviour of RAFM steels for tritium breeder blankets in fusion energy production
The production of vast amounts of nuclear fusion energy in tokamak and compact spherical reactor designs, as a replica of nuclear reactions in the sun, rely on the deuterium (D)-tritium (T) reaction and the hot D-T plasma confinement using intense superconducting magnets. Read more
On the data-driven microstructure tuning method of high-performance recycled aluminum alloy
The ultimate objective of this project is to develop a data-driven microstructure tuning method to guide high-performance recycled aluminum alloy production. Read more
Integrated Computational Materials Engineering Methodology Development for Liquid Cooling Plate of Power Battery: Stamping and Materials Properties Distribution
The ultimate objective of this project is to develop integrated computational materials engineering methodology for liquid cooling plate of power battery, and provide guidance to design part, stamping process and optimize thermal management system as well. Read more
Superfluid Optomechanics towards the Quantum Regime
Funded PhD programme in Quantum Science and Technology. The London Low Temperature Laboratory at Royal Holloway University of London is offering a 4-year PhD studentship in the field of experimental quantum optomechanics. Read more
Single-photon depth imaging under extreme conditions
This PhD project will examine single-photon imaging in a number of extreme environments, including thorough atmospheric obscurants, scattering media and in extreme low-light environments. Read more
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