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Slovenian Quantum Science Hub
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Original abstract (not yet simplified)Located in Ljubljana, Slovenia, the Jožef Stefan Institute is the national leader in quantum research. Supported by the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions programme, the SQUASH project – Slovenian Quantum Science Hub – will employ 40 foreign postdoctoral researchers. The fellowships are designed to advance their research skills in four multidisciplinary fields: quantum theory, quantum materials, quantum technology, and quantum computing &...
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Located in Ljubljana, Slovenia, the Jožef Stefan Institute is the national leader in quantum research. Supported by the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions programme, the SQUASH project – Slovenian Quantum Science Hub – will employ 40 foreign postdoctoral researchers. The fellowships are designed to advance their research skills in four multidisciplinary fields: quantum theory, quantum materials, quantum technology, and quantum computing & information. With a broad range of international and intersectoral secondments, as well as career-developing training programs, fellows will gain a blend of additional versatile skills, significantly boosting their career-growth opportunities. The project aims at developing skilled and innovative quantum workforce across research, technology, and academia to tackle the upcoming challenges of the second quantum revolution.
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