Postdoc in Theory of Quantum Optics at the Deep Nanoscale – DTU Electro

Opportunity summary

Join a world-leading research group conducting research at the intersection between nanophotonics, nanomechanics, quantum optics, semiconductors, and nanotechnology. We are strengthening our team with a theoretical postdoc position to answer fundamental research questions and illuminate new research directions while at the same time having strong potential for real-world impact. Responsibilities and qualifications As a postdoc in the Photonic Nanotechnology group, you will drive your own research project while contributing to the broader scientific output of the group, working closely with PhD students, fellow postdocs, and senior researchers in a highly collaborative international environment. For this position, we are looking for a theoretical physicist to work on quantum optics in nanoscale electromagnetic resonators with deep subwavelength confinement and extreme light-matter interaction. We are particularly interested in modal theories of dissipative quantum systems and the construction of such theories for practical quantum optics experiments to be carried out by fellow group members or our collaborators. Your main responsibilities will include: Carry out original research on theoretical quantum optics at the deep nanoscale. Publishing your results in leading peer-reviewed journals and presenting them at international conferences1 …

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