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We have 8 Quantum Mechanics PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships in New Zealand
Quantum Mechanics PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships in New Zealand
We have 8 Quantum Mechanics PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships in New Zealand
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Topological materials and coupled superfluids (theory and computation)
The rich physics of spinor quantum gases with internal coupling makes them ideal platforms for emulating fundamental physical processes and for realizing atomtronic analogs of solid-state devices. Read more
Spectroscopy and Modelling of Rare-Earth Ions in Quantum-Information Candidate Materials
Quantum memories based on rare-earth ion dopants are arguably the best available, offering high efficiencies, multi-hour coherence times, and large bandwidth storage of entanglement. Read more
Rydberg quantum optics
This project will develop a single-photon source emitting directed photons on demand – the holy grail for quantum communications. Read more
Reactive collisions
Ultracold chemistry aims at controlling chemical reactions at the quantum state level. At its heart lies the idea of placing molecules into a single rotational, vibrational, electronic, and hyperfine state, and exploring how this affects their reactivity. This Ph.D. Read more
Photonic simulators of quantum mechanics and solid-state physics
Photonic systems offer a highly-controllable platform for the exploration of universal wave phenomena. In this PhD project, you will experimentally and theoretically investigate the use of optical fibre resonators for simulating dynamical wave phenomena at the frontiers of quantum and mechanics and solid-state physics. Read more
Ideal quantum turbulence in planar Bose-Einstein condensates
Ideal quantum turbulence in planar Bose-Einstein condensates involves self-organisation of vortices into macroscopic Onsager vortices associated with negative temperatures. Read more
Generate the number of photons you want!
Generate the number of photons you want! This project involves laser cooling and trapping a single caesium atom on an optical nano fibre. Read more
Explore quantum vortices in a two-dimensional quantum fluid!
Explore quantum vortices in a two-dimensional quantum fluid! This project involves conducting new experiments, first establishing a Bose-Einstein Condensate and transferring it to a "pancake" trap, where atoms are only allowed to move in two dimensions. Read more
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