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Today PD Dr. Georgy Astakhov, head of Quantum Technologies at the Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf visited our group and gave a talk about his current reasearch about silicon vacancy centers in silicon carbide. We highly enjoyed to learn about his research and to benefit from his outstanding kno...
On December 15th, Robert Cernansky who is currently a Marie-Curie Fellow in the group of Fedor Jelezko (University of Ulm) visited us and gave a talk about his research. Besides fruitful discussions we had some "Glühwein" at the Christmas market.
From December 6th until December 9th Amit Finkler from the Weizmann Institute of Science visited us in Erlangen. Amit Finkler is head of the group of Quantum-Enhanced Sensing Techniques and an expert on NV-centers in diamond. Besides a talk about his research we had very useful discussions and some ...
On December 8th, Dr. Durga Dasari from the 3rd Institute of Physics (University of Stuttgart) visited our group. Durga Dasari is an expert on the theory of quantum information and color centers. We had useful discussions and look forward to future collaborations.
On Friday, November 25th, Maximilian Hollendonner from our group participated in the finale of this year's Quantum Future Award which was held at the BMBF in Berlin. The recording of his pitch entitled "Sensing of electrolytes with NV-centers" can be found on YouTube.
„Ecosystems don’t divide a cake, but build a bigger one together“ - with these words, Dr. Roland Busch, CEO of Siemens, opened together with Prof. Dr. Joachim Hornegger, President of FAU, this year's FAU Siemens RIE Conference Power x Electronics.
Besides talks from Prof. Dr. Jörg Schulze (Fraunh...
Today Kim Ullerich successfully presented her Master thesis entitled "Boson statistics with silicon vacancy centers in 4H silicon carbide". Congratulations for finishing your Master studies and all the best for your future.
Today Daniel Scheller started his PhD in our group. Daniel has studied physics at FAU with a specialisation on solid state physics. For his PhD he will work on the integration of color centers in 4H Silicon Carbide into nanophotonic circuits. We wish him great success!
Last week from Wednesday to Thursday, Prof. Dr. Roland Nagy, Fedor Hrunski and Maximilian Hollendonner participated in the BMBF Quantum Futur Junior Research Groups Meeting 2022 in Berlin.
Besides presenting our project through a talk by Prof. Dr. Roland Nagy and a poster, we enjoyed to learn abo...
