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Junior Professor Chair – Quantum Science and Technologies
Host Institution: Sorbonne University
Host Laboratory: Laboratoire Kastler Brossel (LKB)
Duration: Between 3 and 6 years, leading, after evaluation by a tenure commission, to a permanent position as a full professor.
Salary: minimum gross annual salary of €43,416
The CPJ will be funded by the ANR (national research agency): €200K
📢 Application link: https://www.galaxie.enseignementsup-recherche.gouv.fr/ensup/cand_CPJ.htm
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Application from Wednesday 07 July 2025, 10am to Friday 5 September 4pm 2025,
The Laboratoire Kastler Brossel (LKB) is dedicated to studying the fundamental principles of quantum physics and their scientific and technological applications. By combining fundamental research with technology transfer, the lab explores the frontiers of the field. LKB is internationally recognized for its expertise in quantum physics and its applications.
Position Objectives
With access to LKB’s exceptional research environment and technical platforms, the chairholder will conduct independent research on original experimental and/or theoretical projects. The project will deepen fundamental knowledge while promoting its transfer to practical applications through collaborations with other LKB teams and national and international partners.
Scientific Project
Investigate emerging topics such as quantum gases, quantum optics and quantum information, atoms and light in dense media, metrology, and fundamental tests.
Study the effects of light-matter interaction to develop innovative concepts and interdisciplinary approaches, with potential applications in quantum computing, simulation, sensors, imaging, or quantum metrology.
Teaching
Contribute to the development of the new Master’s program “Quantum Information” (Master 2).
Participate in the design and implementation of interdisciplinary courses aimed at training high-level researchers and engineers.
Develop educational tools, including innovative practical work.
Institutional Strategy
National and international scope: Build on LKB’s existing national and international collaborations, particularly within the PEPR Quantique program, the European Quantum Technologies Flagship, and academic networks such as Horizon Europe projects.