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Research groups at the University of Turku carry out world-class research and involve students (BSc, MSc, PhD) in their work through thesis projects and internships.
The research at the university includes, for example, the following topics:
- quantum optics
- open quantum systems
- quantum thermodynamics
- quantum reservoir computing
- complex quantum networks
- organic optolectronics
- quantum gases
Thesis and internship opportunities are available in these fields.
See the full list of research groups at the University of Turku below.
Please do not hesitate to contact the contact persons of the groups if you are interested in available opportunities.
If you wish help in finding a quantum-related thesis topic, please get in touch with the EduQ contacts at the University of Turku.
Field of operations: Quantum phenomena in ultra-cold gas of atomic hydrogen
Specific topics of interest: Precision spectroscopy, cold gases, BEC
Group leader: Sergey Vasiliev
- University of Turku
Field of operations: Quantum Optics, Ultracold atoms
Specific topics of interest: Theory of time-dependent quantum systems and ultracold atomic gases, experimental quantum optics
Group leader: Kalle-Antti Suominen
- Department of Physics and Astronomy, University of Turku
Field of operations: photonics organic optolectronics
Specific topics of interest: light matter interactions
Group leader: Konstantinos Daskalakis
- University of Turku
Field of operations: theoretical physics
Specific topics of interest: open quantum systems, non-Markovian quantum dynamics, quantum information
Group leader: Jyrki Piilo
- University of Turku, Department of Physics and Astronomy
Field of operations: Quantum machine learning, complex quantum networks
Specific topics of interest: Quantum reservoir computing, quantum optics, quantum Internet, quantum applied network theory
Group leader: Johannes Nokkala
- University of Turku
Field of operations: quantum applications
Specific topics of interest: quantum optics, quantum thermodynamics, nano-optics
Group leader: Kimmo Luoma
- University of Turku
