by Valentin John | Dec 6, 2022 | Stories
This blog article was published on the QuTech blog “Bits of Quantum” on November 3, 2022.Thrilled about how well the analogy works, we asked Valentin to publish his article on our blog. He kindly agreed 🙂 Enjoy! Are you a Europhile or have...
by Marian Barsoum | Nov 23, 2022 | Stories
Physics is not only a “boy thing” – an interview with Corinna Kollath Corinna, it’s almost 10 years now that you became professor for Theoretical Quantum Physics at the University of Bonn. How has it been? I hardly notice that it is...
by David Dung | Jun 24, 2022 | Stories
The great thing is that our technology works simultaneously in research and in practice. Any progress we make in development is directly used for basic research in the laboratory next door. David Dung Scientist and entrepreneur, University of Bonn and MidelPhotonics...
by Marian Barsoum | Feb 25, 2022 | Stories
Mariami (to many of us just known as Mari) joined our cluster in its first year and worked in the group of David Gross at the Institute of Theoretical Physics in Cologne for 3 years. She finished her PhD studies at the Universities of Siegen and Innsbruck following up...
by Andrea Bliesener | Nov 16, 2021 | Stories
The Topological Matter Laboratory Cologne When people hear the term “quantum computer”, the pictures which come to mind first are probably the golden chandelier-like inside of a dilution refrigerator with all its cables and tubes or a photo of an actual computer chip....
by Philipp Wilking | Sep 15, 2021 | Stories
When I talk to people from different fields about my job, the variety of reactions often surprises me – ranging from the always fun “But what is it that you actually do?” (which I occasionally even hear from people who have spent their whole life in Academia) to...
