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During the last decades, superconducting quantum circuits have shown impressive results fueled by the so-called circuit Quantum ElectroDynamics (cQED) architecture where the quantum signal is carried by photons at microwave frequencies. cQED experiments often rely on the technology of aluminum Josephson Junctions (JJ's) which can BE understood as non-linear inductors. This non-linearity allowed the development of numerous non-linear lossless microwave components (tunable resonators [1], low noise amplifier [2]) which became essential tools for state-of-the-art cQED experiments. Yet, as a consequence of being built upon aluminum JJ's, all of these components are restricted to low magnetic field 250mT, temperature 250mK and frequency 10 GHz, strongly limiting the range of their application. The use of disordered superconductors with a large superconducting gap such as NbN would alleviate these constraints by one order of magnitude.
The goal of the project is to demonstrate that the nonlinearity of large gap disordered superconductors, here NbN, can advantageously replace Al JJ's in order to offer lossless microwave components to research communities working at large magnetic field [3] 6 T, temperature 4 K and frequency 100 GHz.
[1] Appl. Phys. Lett. 92, 203501, 2008
[2] Appl. Phys. Lett. 118, 142601, 2021
[3] Appl. Phys. Lett. 118, 054001, 2021
PostDoc candidates are required to have a Ph. D. degree in physics or a related discipline (electrical engineering, nanosciences). The successful candidate will bring a strong background in some of the following areas : superconducting quantum circuit, superconducting qubits, device nanofabrication, cryogenic experiments, experiment control and data acquisition. Strong python programming knowledge is a clear asset. French language proficiency is not necessary. The candidate will work within a team of researchers and will advise graduate and undergraduate students in their research projects.
How to apply :
To apply, please contact Étienne Dumur by email (@.**) including :
- A curriculum vitae (including prior research experience and skills acquired as well as names of potential referees)
- Your academic records (Master's and PhD diploma)
- A list of publications
- A short statement of your research interest and how IT relates to the project
English
French language proficiency is not necessary
PostDoc candidates are required to have a Ph. D. degree in physics or a related discipline (electrical engineering, nanosciences). The successful candidate will bring a strong background in some of the following areas : superconducting quantum circuit, superconducting qubits, device nanofabrication, cryogenic experiments, experiment control and data acquisition. Strong python programming knowledge is a clear asset. French language proficiency is not necessary. The candidate will work within a team of researchers and will advise graduate and undergraduate students in their research projects.
How to apply :
To apply, please contact Étienne Dumur by email (@.**) including :
- A curriculum vitae (including prior research experience and skills acquired as well as names of potential referees)
- Your academic records (Master's and PhD diploma)
- A list of publications
- A short statement of your research interest and how IT relates to the project
English
French language proficiency is not necessary