Like so, @ninabake2.bsky.social?

happy, proud and excited to be part of this!

(III/III) Our QUICK group commits itself to high equal opportunity, workplace safety and diversity standards. Currently, 60% of the department members come from abroad, and 60% are female. Consequently, we encourage people from all genders and ethnicities to apply.

(II/III) We're looking for young talent with a background in CS, math, EE or quantum physics and growth potential. Your future research focus should be in quantum CS, preferably with a connection to AI. More weight should be given to basic, rather than applied, research.

Huge thanks to Viet Tran, Mariami Gachechiladze and MVP Jan Noeller for a productive and fun collaboration!
Plus, a big shoutout to Sitan Chen, Weiyuan Gong and Qi Ye for developing elegant new frameworks for proving hardness of learning tasks which we managed to adapt to our needs.

Something along the lines of a dual **q&q monarchy** perhaps? :-D (so many possibilities for puns)

Just had the pleasure to see this in person. Very impressive stuff, @andreasateth.bsky.social and team!

Those are going to be some big shoes to fill. If we can fill them at all...
I for one am extremely grateful for the advice and support Peter showed me when I started at JKU as a young assistant professor almost 5 years ago. Thank you, Peter!

way to go, Mario!

happy to see the proud quantum legacy of my homecountry 'tunnel' into unexpected application regimes. Go team 🇦🇹! :-D

me perhaps. greetings from Austria!

Huge thanks to the team at the 'Knieambulanz' of UKH Linz -- in particular Dr. Daniel Hoefler -- for acting on this MRI data and excellently perform, in total, three surgeries to make my knee (almost) whole again!

What a great event -- thanks for organizing, @abgrilo.bsky.social. And thanks for recommending the lectures, including mine. This mean a lot coming from you!
Lecture notes for my part are also available here: www.jku.at/fileadmin/gr...