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News & Press Releases
Unlocking the Potential of Transmon Qubits: New Research on Quasiparticle Effects
Unlocking the Potential of Transmon Qubits: New Research on Quasiparticle Effects A recent study from the Ando Lab at the...
Trebst Group Develops Robust Protocol for Surface Code Teleportation
Trebst Group Develops Robust Protocol for Surface Code Teleportation A new protocol for teleporting surface codes could...
Advancing Quantum Error Correction: New Threshold Estimation Method
Advancing Quantum Error Correction: New Threshold Estimation Method A joint study between M. Müller's and S. Diehl's...
Quantum Error Correction: Insights from Quantum Cellular Automata
Quantum Error Correction: Insights from Quantum Cellular Automata A new study published in Physical Review Letters shows...
Rydberg atoms and career journeys – ML4Q&A with Sebastian Hofferberth
In the podcast's so far longest episode, Mira and Chris speak to Sebastian Hofferberth about his journey through academia...
Registration now open for the Quantum Alliance Community Networking Event 2024
Register now for the Quantum Alliance Community Networking Event 2024 Networking and scientific exchange are at the heart of the...
Investigating Dimensionality Effects in Photon Gases
Investigating Dimensionality Effects in Photon Gases Researchers from the University of Bonn and the University of...
ML4Q Students and Postdocs Summer Retreat 2024
ML4Q Students and Postdocs gather in Siegburg for the Retreat 2024 Over eighty PhD and master’s students, undergraduate...
Schmitt and Weitz Groups Shape Super Photons for Secure Quantum Communication
Schmitt and Weitz Groups Shape Super Photons for Secure Quantum Communication A method developed at the University of...
Beyond Thermalization: New Insights into Quantum System Dynamics
Beyond Thermalization: New Insights into Quantum System Dynamics ML4Q professor, David Luitz, contributes to a study on...
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What is Quantum Error Correction?
Understanding quantum chaos
OPPORTUNITIES FOR YOUNG SCIENTISTS
Attracting and retaining the best young talents in the field by offering competitive career opportunities is a top priority for ML4Q.
- Undergraduate research internship
- Independence grants for postdoctoral researchers
- New tenure-track professorships
- ML4Q Research School with cluster-specific courses, e.g. “Platforms for Quantum Technologies” for Master students
- Master program for Quantum Technology in Aachen as well as specialized lectures on quantum technologies in Bonn and Cologne
photo: © Simon Wegener
Anica started her master thesis in 2021 in the Quantum Metrology group in Bonn under the supervision of Simon Stellmer. In her project, she studied single-photon frequency conversion in a collaboration with Beata Kardynal’s lab at Forschungszentrum Jülich.
Her paper was accepted early 2022 to appear in Quantum Letters (see Focus Area 4 report on pages 38/39).
