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Quantum Mechanics PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
We have 67 Quantum Mechanics PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
We have 67 Quantum Mechanics PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
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Development of novel III-V semiconductors for optoelectronic devices
The project will be based on III-V semiconductors materials and devices. It will start with the basic understanding of material physics by familiarisation of ultra-high vacuum (UHV) growth technique and in-situ characterization and simulation of the electronic structure of the group III-Arsenide/Antimonide/Nitride). Read more
Modelling the effect of the electric double layer on electron transfer kinetics
Electron transfer between molecules in solution and a surface (e.g., a metallic electrode or semiconducting substrate) occurs in a wide variety of important areas, including catalysis, corrosion, electrodeposition, photochemistry, etc. Read more
Dynamics of Quantum Many-Body Systems
Applications are open for a PhD studentship in Theoretical Condensed Matter Physics to work on the “Dynamics of Quantum Many-Body Systems” in the group of Dr Joe Bhaseen at King’s College London. Read more
PhD position on SI-traceable atomic thermometry - available now at Strathclyde
Research Group:
Quantum Technologies
SI-traceable thermometry. You will be part of a new research area for the UK, namely making absolute and traceable measurements of temperature using optical measurements of the Doppler broadening of an atomic transition. Read more
Quantum optomechanics with superfluid-based hybrid architectures
Funded PhD pogramme in Quantum Science and Technology. This 4-year PhD programme, co-funded by. The Royal Society. , will be based at. Read more
Quantum sensing with superfluid-based optomechanical systems
Funded PhD programme in Quantum Science and Technology. This 4-year PhD programme, co-funded by. The Royal Society. , will be based at. Read more
PhD in Engineering Bio-inspired nanophotonic devices to control light emission on-a-chip
Natural systems offer a plethora of geometries and structures that have been optimised by billions of years of evolution. In particular, if we think of plants, flowers and insects, we can find examples of ingenious ways to create colours and to enhance the light-matter interaction, by reflecting and absorbing light. Read more
Thermodynamics and non-equilibrium dynamics of open quantum systems
The Non-Equilibrium Quantum Theory Group offers theoretical projects on the thermodynamics and non-equilibrium dynamics of open quantum systems. Read more
Ultrafast control of correlated states in 2D materials
In recent years, it has become possible to fabricate materials down to just a single atom in thickness. Read more
Creation and Characterisation of Spin Defects for Quantum Technology
Supervisors: Professor Neil Alford and Dr Daan Arroo. Start date: October 2022. Duration: 3.5 Years. Entry requirements: Ideally, you will hold, or be expected to achieve, a Master’s degree or a 4-year undergraduate degree at 2:1 level (or above) in a relevant subject, e.g. Read more
Novel magnetometry methods with Nitrogen Vacancy Centers in nanodiamonds
The. Quantum Nanophotonics Laboratory Group. at CFM is offering a PhD position starting in 2022 to work with Prof. Molina-Terriza, in collaboration with Dr. Read more
Development of nanoporous GaN on Silicon substrate for optoelectronic devices
Research Group:
Condensed Matter and Photonics
Porous group III-Nitrides are emerging as compound semiconductors with novel properties and applications such as strain-free optical reflectors, chemical sensors and a key development pathway to device lift-off from the native substrates and remote epitaxy. Read more
Multi-node Entangled Networks with Integrated Solid-State Quantum Photonic Devices
Supervisory Team. Patrick Ledingham, Hendrik Ulbricht. Project description. Distributing entanglement across multiple remote atomic-based nodes will form the future quantum internet, enabling transformative and disruptive technologies across computing and communications. Read more
Semiconductor single‑photon detection (EPS2022/20)
We are offering a four year fully funded PhD position in semiconductor single‑photon detector design and characterisation for quantum circuitry and LIDAR applications. Read more
Quantum-enhanced imaging in extreme environments (EPS2022/19)
The Single‑Photon Group at Heriot‑Watt University offer a four-year fully funded PhD position examining aspects of single‑photon and quantum‑enhanced imaging. Read more