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, on fundamental aspects of atomic spectroscopy and quantum physics, and will finally learn how to develop a commercial quantum sensor. Your role: Basic research in the theory and experiments with hot
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“DiamondNanoNMR” we are looking for ambitious PhD students (75%, TV-L E13, limited to 3 years). Our mission is to apply quantum information concepts to nanoscale sensing. This emerging technology stands
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“DiamondNanoNMR” we are looking for ambitious PhD students (75%, TV-L E13, limited to 3 years). Our mission is to apply quantum information concepts to nanoscale sensing. This emerging technology stands
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manipulation of single molecules (Cichos group, Leipzig) Nanoparticle DNA functionalization (Yang group, Princeton) Quantum dot synthesis (Snee group, University of Illinois at Chicago) We are developing
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. The aim is to develop strategies for potential applications in information technology and quantum technology. A cleanroom for component processing and a variety of modern analysis methods are available
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. The aim is to develop strategies for potential applications in information technology and quantum technology. A cleanroom for component processing and a variety of modern analysis methods are available
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on nanoparticle DNA functionalization, the Snee group at University of Chicago on quantum dot synthesis and the Cichos group at Leipzig University on thermofluidic manipulation of single molecules. The objective
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on nanoparticle DNA functionalization, the Snee group at University of Chicago on quantum dot synthesis and the Cichos group at Leipzig University on thermofluidic manipulation of single molecules. The objective
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strong fields, strong correlations, and quantum information technology. The Institute of Theoretical Physics is looking for a PhD Student (f/m/d) Non-equilibrium dynamics of condensed matter in the time
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Mathematics, Technomathematics, Computer Science, Engineering Informatics, Theoretical Computer Science, Physics Description Description The research group Cyber-Physical Systems of Prof. Matthias Althoff