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Together with AVL List, we organized a Quantum Sensing Workshop aimed at bringing together experts from industry and academia. The goal of the event was to exchange insights on current developments in quantum sensing and to jointly develop a roadmap for the industrialization of this emerging techno...

On November 27 and 28, 2025, Prof. Dr. Nagy participated as part of an expert team in an exchange with a delegation from the Basque Country at the Munich Quantum Valley. During the two-day visit, the research and technology areas of MQV were presented, shared interests in quantum technologies were ...

As part of the INNOBATT research project, we at the Institute of Applied Quantum Technologies, together with our project partners, have successfully integrated a quantum sensor for State of Charge (SoC) and State of Health (SoH) measurement directly into a battery management system for the first ti...

Last weekend, as part of the Long Night of Science 2025, we opened the doors of our laboratories – and the interest was overwhelming! Numerous visitors took the opportunity to look behind the scenes of our work in the field of quantum technology and gain fascinating insights into our current resear...

The Chair of Applied Quantum Technologies (AQuT), together with the research group of Florian Kaiser from the Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology (LIST), recently co-organized an EU project meeting in Stralsund. The main focus of the event was the scientific exchange between the part...

Quantum computing – a term that has been mentioned more and more frequently in recent years and has the potential to revolutionize entire industries. Prof. Dr. Nagy engaged intensively with this topic at the World Market Leader Innovation Day and participated in a high-profile panel discussion. ...

We are happy to announce that Karlo Kriedemann has joined our institute as a PhD student. Together with our industrial partner Infineon, he will investigate the package integration of SiC chips for magnetic sensing. Karlo lives in Munich and holds a Master’s degree in Micro and Nanotechnology...

We had a great time in Villach at Infineon Technologies, discussing our joint efforts on quantum sensing and quantum computing. We gained practical insights into the production processes of Silicon Carbide chips at Infineon, exploring the state-of-the-art facilities and visited their pioneering qua...

Prof. Roland Nagy was invited in the beginning of September for a talk to the group of Prof. Carlos Meriles at the City University of New York and at the IBM Watson J. Research Center in Yorktown Heights. During his visit at IBM, he had the opportunity to take a look at the new IBM Quantum System T...

We were very pleased to welcome Laurens Feije from the Taminiau Group at QuTech (TU Delft) for a talk at our institute. In his presentation, he shared the group’s recent progress toward building a distributed quantum computing network based on silicon vacancy centers in 4H-SiC. We appreciated the e...