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Focus:
Research in the intersection of Quantum Information and Computer Science.
Research Activities
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Quantum Algorithms.
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Communication Complexity, Query Complexity and other aspects of communication.
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Interactive Proofs, Zero-Knowledge and Quantum Games.
Collected publications
Principal Investigators
Postdocs
Graduate Students
Long Term Visiting Researchers
Short Term Visitors
Present and Upcoming: -
Past:
Andris Ambainis, University of Latvia; Harry Buhrman, CWI, Amsterdam; Peter Høyer, University of Calgary; Gábor Ivanyos,
Informatics Laboratory , MTA, Budapest; Kazuo Iwama, Kyoto University; Iordanis Kerenedis, CNRS, Université Paris-Sud; Matsumoto Keiji,
National Institute of Informatics, Tokyo; Troy Lee, Rutgers University; Frédéric Magniez, CNRS, Université Paris-Sud; Serge Massar, FNRS,
Université Libre de Bruxelles; Ashwin Nayak, University of Waterloo; Rudy Raymond, Tokyo Research Lab. IBM Research; Oded Regev, Tel-Aviv University; Ben Reichardt,
University of Waterloo; Pranab Sen, TIFR, Mumbai; Igor Shparlinski, Macquarie University; Robert Špalek, Google, Mountain View; Ben Toner, CWI, Amsterdam;
Stephanie Wehner, California Institute of Technology; Ronald de Wolf, CWI, Amsterdam; Shengyu Zhang, Chinese University, Hong Kong.
Positions Available
We invite applications in Quantum Computation and Information and other related areas of Theoretical Computer Science, in the following three categories.
Applications can be made anytime during the year.
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Post-Doctoral Research Fellows: To view our advertisement click here. For more detailed information like benefits,
cost of living in Singapore etc. click here. For applications please write email to any of the Principal Investigators with the following:
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Two pages summary of the research accomplished.
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Two pages summary of the intended research plan.
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Latest curriculum vitae.
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Contacts of three referees.
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Ph.D: To view our advertisement click here. For detailed procedure regarding Ph.D. applications
click here.
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For undergraduate and Masters internship, please write an e-mail to any of the Principal Investigators.
For graduate internship applications, please write an e-mail to any of the
Principal Investigators with the following:
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One page summary of the ongoing research in Ph.D.
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Latest curriculum vitae.
Upon initial approval of the application, graduate student must arrange for a letter of recommendation
and consent by the Ph.D. supervisor.
Activities:
We hold group meetings every Wednesday 2-4 pm and discuss whatever we feel like.
We organized a workshop
on quantum algorithms and complexity theory.
We are coorganizing QIP 2011.
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