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2022 Bad Honnef Summer School on Quantum Computing
Together with the CASA Cluster of Excellence (RUB University), ML4Q contributed to the Summer Schoon on Quantum Computing which took place two weeks ago at the Physikzentrum in Bad Honnef. Venue: Physikzentrum Bad Honnef, Germany.Date: August 14-19, 2022.Organizers:...
Andreas Redmann @ Excellence Slam Bonn
The Clusters of Excellence @ the University of Bonn...... invited to a science slam in the Arkadenhof courtyard.The SlammiesAndreas - slamming for ML4QThe guy with the bell stopped the slammies after 10 minutes - Andreas didn't need it ;)The winner of the evening -...
New podcast episode with Annika Kurzmann
We continue to feature some of our experimental physicists. In this episode, we talk to Annika Kurzmann, Junior Principle Investigator at RWTH Aachen and associated member of ML4Q. We discuss her work on optical quantum dots during her PhD and bilayer graphene...
Science to go – Anne Mathies joins Soapbox Science 2022
ML4Q associated member Anne Matthies joined the Soapbox Science event in Bonn last weekend. The international Soapbox Science event was once again held in 2022 with over 35 city events in 11 countries. The goal is to bring science to the people and...
ERC Starting Grant for Julian Schmitt
We congratulate ML4Q project PI Julian Schmitt on receiving an ERC Starting Grant! In his project TopoGrand, Julian will investigate new ways of generating and controlling topological states in open systems by using Bose-Einstein condensates of photons in coupled...
ML4Q in New York
The University of Cologne’s North America Office celebrated its 10th anniversary with a festive in-person event at the German House in New York City on May 26. ML4Q members, Prof. Tommaso Calarco and Professor Alexander Altland, gladly joined the university delegation...
Quantum computing breakthrough in error correction
Quantum computing breakthrough in error correction Researchers at ETH Zurich, supported by the Theoretical Quantum Technology Group at RWTH Aachen and Forschungszentrum Jülich as well as by colleagues in Canada, have succeeded, for the first time, in quickly and...
Error-Free Quantum Computing gets real – Fundamental building blocks for fault-tolerant quantum computing demonstrated
Error-free quantum computing gets real Fundamental building blocks for fault-tolerant quantum computing demonstrated For quantum computers to be useful in practice, errors must be detected and corrected. A research group at RWTH Aachen University, in...
Nina Stiesdal is this week’s Physikerin der Woche
ML4Q associated member Nina Stiesdal is featured by the German Physical Society (DPG) this week in Physikerin der Woche. Since January 2018, the working group on equal opportunities of the DPG highlights weekly women in physics in Germany or German women in physics...