What it's like to study quantum mechanics | University of Sydney PhD student Juliette Soule explains

University of Sydney PhD student Juliette Soule explains what it's like to study quantum mechanics.

Juliette is a recipient of the Sydney Quantum Academy (SQA) PhD Scholarship. Here she speaks about the benefits of being part of the Sydney quantum community and her research in quantum theory at the University of Sydney.

The Sydney Quantum Academy PhD Scholarship program fosters a multidisciplinary and diverse community of PhD students from across Sydney's top universities: University of Sydney, Macquarie University, UNSW, and the University of Technology Sydney.

We provide enriching experiences that equip our scholars to be visionary, courageous, and collaborative leaders, addressing complex challenges in the field of quantum technology.

Our PhD Scholarship program offers two application periods each year (April/May and August/September) contributing to a diverse community of scholars from various disciplines, nationalities, perspectives, and backgrounds.

Come and join us and help build the next generation of quantum technology specialists

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[shubhamsingh]

I am doing MSc in chemistry from IIT Madras (India)
Now I am in first year.
If would be possible can you tell me please how to join University of Sydney for Reaserch in Quantum mechanics.