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The Latvian Quantum initiative (LQI) is a partnership between leading academic institutions in Latvia recognized for research excellence in specific domains of quantum technologies. The initiative has been granted dedicated funding for development of research potential in quantum technologies, leveraging synergies between participating labs. LQI is part of the European Network of National Quantum initiatives and is led by profs. Andris Ambainis and Vyacheslavs Kashcheyevs.
Quantum Optics laboratory of the Institute of Atomic Physics and Spectroscopy, lead by Prof. Janis Alnis, traditionally focused on precise measurements of light frequencies for optical frequency standards (optical clocks) probing atomic resonances with laser stabilised to a high-finesse optical resonator characterised by a femtosecond optical frequency comb up to 14 digits of precision. Also environmental monitoring of air pollutant gases with laser spectroscopy.
We are seeking to appoint a post-doctoral researcher who will be responsible for developing quantum photonic integrated chips and has a competence in the quantum photonics area. The applicant will join the research and academic environment of Institute of Solid State Physics https://www.cfi.lu.lv/en/ in collaboration with Quantum Optics Laboratory of University of Latvia will work on development of integrated quantum photonics with focus on single-photon sources, frequency conversion and single photon detectors.
We are seeking to appoint a post-doctoral researcher who will be part of the research efforts to develop quantum sensors for magnetic field measurement. The researcher will be joining the research team of the Laser Centre of the University of Latvia currently researching alkali atom and Nitrogen - vacancy centers in diamond interaction with laser radiation in presence of external fields and developing quantum field sensors based on these quantum objects.
The Latvian Quantum initiative (LQI) is a partnership between leading academic institutions in Latvia recognized for research excellence in specific domains of quantum technologies. The initiative has been granted dedicated funding for development of research potential in quantum technologies, leveraging synergies between participating labs.
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