Mobility experience with a research focus
PhD sandwich; Post Doc
Department of Physics
The research develops along two main lines:
(i) Study of noise-assisted transport in open quantum networks , (also beyond the Markov approximation), that can simulate information and/or energy transport in noisy and warm biological systems.
(ii) Study of quantum information processing and scrambling in open complex quantum networks that, within the quantum-like paradigm, can be used to describe visual neuroscience phenomena happening in the (classical) complex neuronal systems. This study is performed in collaboration with the neuroscience group led by professor Concetta Morrone (University of Pisa). Comparative studies with artificial neural networks are also envisioned.
Both types of studies are performed with simulational methods for open quantum networks. Study (ii) also involves, from the neuroscience side, significant activities of data analysis.
Use of Matlab and, possibly, coding skills.
PhD sandwich: 2-12
Post Doc: 1-2