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I am aware of Oxford's Quantum Foundations mailing list that regularly advertises conferences and openings for academic positions related to quantum theory. What are other mailing lists that advertise stuff like this in the area of quantum computing?

For the interested: you can subscribe to the Quantum Foundations list by sending an email to [email protected]

Also, this question seems to be related: Resources to keep a track on open Ph.D. positions in specific sub-fields/topics of quantum computing

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You have those two mailing lists in quantum computing:

  1. Quantum Computing Report, which advertises every week news and job posting from their website
  2. Quantum Computing Institute at ORNL mailing list, with news, conferences and job postings in both academia and industry. This one is probably the closer to what you are looking for.
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Quantiki is a great resource for positions and conferences! They don't have their own mailing list (though they suggest a few including the Oxford Quantum Foundation one) but they have a calendar of upcoming events and a job board which they keep up-to-date. However I found the most useful thing was to follow them on twitter at @quantiki (and they also have an active facebook page).

And I am not associated with Quantiki or anyone at Quantiki, I just think they're great :)

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There is now a dedicated mailing list for quantum computing, based on the quantum-foundations mailing list. You can subscribe here: https://www.jiscmail.ac.uk/QUANTUM-COMPUTING

It is moderated, and has the following rules:

This is a place for making announcements relevant to the field of quantum computing and quantum technologies, broadly understood. This includes quantum hardware and software, theory and experiment, in academia and in industry. While the list is called "quantum-computing", announcements relevant to adjacent fields in quantum technologies, such as quantum communication and metrology, are also warmly welcome.

The list is intended to serve a large number of subscribers from all over the world, and as such is strictly moderated to reduce the volume of email. Acceptable uses for the list are, for example:

  • advertising jobs, studentships, internships, and other vacancies in the area of quantum computing
  • advertising events such as conferences and workshops
  • publishing calls for submissions, e.g. for special issues in quantum computing
  • introducing new journals or community platforms of interest to quantum computing researchers

The following are NOT acceptable uses for the list:

  • all forms of self-promotion, including publicizing individual papers, books, or results
  • soliciting job offers or clients
  • initiating discussions (this list is for announcements, not back-and-forth discussion)
  • messages in violation of the code of conduct (see below)
  • off-topic announcements
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