The Quantum Technology Laboratory (QTL) encompasses in general research within the field of quantum technology, focusing on quantum computing, quantum sensing, quantum transduction, quantum thermodynamics and quantum foundations.
Research groups in quantum technology
Superconducting circuits for quantum computing
Our work focuses on developing fast, high-fidelity quantum gates and qubit readout, improving qubit coherence through device design and fabrication, while advancing the development of large-scale quantum processors.
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Quantum sensing and foundations laboratory
Our vision is to explore the quantum behavior of micrometer-sized objects and to develop novel quantum sensing technologies.
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Superconducting quantum devices
We use superconducting circuits to explore fundamental and applied questions in the areas of quantum information processing, microwave quantum optics and communication, and quantum thermodynamics.
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Hybrid quantum systems laboratory
We make interfaces between cold atoms, photonic integrated circuits and ultrahigh-Q mechanical resonators.
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Quantum Photonics Laboratory
We explore the flow of and interactions between light, sound, and microwaves at the quantum level. Our interest is in the fundamental limits to information processing.
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Witlef Wieczorek
- Head of Division, Quantum Technology, Microtechnology and Nanoscience
Witlef Wieczorek
- Head of Division, Quantum Technology, Microtechnology and Nanoscience