Photos: © Simon Wegener
years is just the beginning…
… celebrating the UNESCO
International Year of Quantum Science and Technology
ML4Q in Numbers
members and associates
Professors
Female scientists
International scientists
Open Call projects +
6 ML4Q Young Investigator Awards +
16 Independence Grants (since 2019)
PhD students
Postdocs
News & Press Releases
ML4Q&A Talks with Christine Silberhorn About Photonic Quantum Computing and Beyond
Call for contribtutions for the ML4Q exhibition Quantum to go
Quantum to go: Einladung zur Mitmachausstellung für Schulklassen
Sebastian Kindel On His ARQUE Journey
Simon Stellmer bei bonnFM
Ella Nikodem Receives Klaus Liebrecht Prize for Excellent Master’s Thesis
Dialogue with Cologne Citizens: Simon Trebst Invited to the City Hall
Pint of Science: Future Technology Shifts Take the Stage
ML4Q Secures Continued Funding as Cluster of Excellence
Concepts, Chaos, and Cluster Coordination: Alex Altland on ML4Q&A
Meet our scientists
From Industry back to Academia
From Academia to Industry
On Rydberg Atom Quantum Computing
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
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).
