PhD Student - Correlated topological matter in superconducting circuits
Donostia International Physics Center (DIPC)
Donostia / San Sebastián, Spain
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Correlated topological systems in superconducting circuits offer a powerful and highly controllable platform to explore the interplay between strong correlations, topology, and quantum coherence. By engineering networks of superconducting qubits and resonators with tailored interactions, it becomes possible to simulate topological phases beyond the non-interacting limit, including correlated topological states with no direct condensed-matter analogue. These systems also provide direct access to real-time dynamics, entanglement properties, and non-equilibrium phenomena, making them particularly relevant for both fundamental physics and quantum technologies. We therefore seek a candidate with a strong background in quantum information, including experience with qubit-based platforms, quantum simulation, or many-body entanglement, who is motivated to bridge concepts from topological quantum matter and quantum information science.
