Postdoctoral fellow at IQI Caltech

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The discussion centers around a PhD student from France seeking information about the postdoc fellowship at the Institute for Quantum Information (IQI) at Caltech. Key inquiries include the difficulty of obtaining the fellowship and strategies to improve chances of acceptance. The student has a strong academic background in computer science, pure mathematics, and theoretical physics, currently focusing on quantum information research. Responses include general encouragement, but the thread lacks detailed insights or specific advice regarding the application process or requirements for the postdoc position.
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Hi everybody,

let me first briefly introduce myself. I study in France, I did a well known engineering school here in the field of computer science (Télécom ParisTech) and graduated both from Pure mathematics and Theoretical Physics (Ecole Normale Supérieure). I am doing now a PhD at CEA Saclay in Quantum information (measurement of entanglement thanks to entropy, categorical formulation of QM etc), and I intend to apply for a postdoc fellowship at IQI Caltech.

I would be grateful if anyone has some information on this institute, mainly: is it hard to get this postdoc fellowship and what are the "things" you'd better do to enhance your chances for getting it?

Thank you all for your help!
 
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