Munich Center for Quantum Science and Technology is offering Junior Researcher START Fellowships to support young talents on their transition from postdocs to independent researchers. With a total budget of 300 000 € for a funding period of two years, the fellows have the opportunity to start their own scientific project in one of the research areas of MCQST. Why apply? Independence – Fellows are provided with their own budget, office, and lab space (offered by one MCQST PI) for independent research, allowing them to build their profile. Developing leadership skills – With their own budget, START fellows have the opportunity to build a small research group and gain experience in managing their own team. Mentoring – START Fellows have a hosting and mentoring PI who offers lab/office space and academic advice, along with access to extra resources. Benefiting from the cluster – The fellows are integrated into the cluster and benefit from its programs, like Seed Funding, workshops, and international collaborations. How to apply Eligible candidates are at the beginning of their academic career and have completed their doctoral degree in physics, mathematics, computer science, chemistry, or engineering within the last four years. Research experience in quantum science and technology is an advantage and should be documented by publications in high‑level academic journals. Applications should include: Curriculum vitae (two pages max, without photo) Research outline (two pages max, including a financial plan) Complete list of publications and talks (please highlight 3 publications that best represent your research) Doctoral certificate Support letter from MCQST host committing to offer laboratory and office space Two letters of recommendation, at least one from an external expert (outside MCQST) Send all application documents to support[at]mcqst.de. #J-18808-Ljbffr
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START Fellowship for Postdocs in Großmehring, München Arbeitgeber: Quantum Flagship
Die Quantum Flagship an der Universität Genf bietet eine herausragende Arbeitsumgebung für Doktoranden und Postdocs in den theoretischen Quantenwissenschaften. Hier profitieren Sie von einer dynamischen und kollaborativen Forschungskultur, die Ihnen nicht nur die Möglichkeit gibt, an vorderster Front der Quantenforschung zu arbeiten, sondern auch Ihre beruflichen Fähigkeiten durch enge Zusammenarbeit mit führenden Experten in den Bereichen Quanteninformationstheorie und quantenchemische Systeme weiterzuentwickeln. Genf als Standort bietet zudem eine hohe Lebensqualität und ein inspirierendes Umfeld für wissenschaftliche Entfaltung.