Sara successfully defended her Master's thesis titled Towards a Transportable Antiproton Trap for Precision Metrology with Isomeric Highly Charged Ions. Congratulations, Sara!
Researchers at the University of Innsbruck have shown that quantum sensors can remain highly accurate even in extremely noisy conditions. It’s the first experimental realization of a powerful quantum sensing protocol, outperforming all comparable classical strategies—even under overwhelming noise.
Vanya successfully completed his PhD in our group with the defense of his doctoral thesis titled Quantum error correction in a compact ion-trap quantum computer
Congratulations, Vanya!
Florian Kofler successfully defended his Master thesis on Modulated gates for improved ion control. Congratulations, Florian!
Lukas Postler successfully defended his PhD thesis titled Universal operations on protected qubits to complete his doctorate. Congratulations, Luki!
Welcome Nicolas! Nicolas completed his Bachelor's degree at the JKU Linz, and his Master's degree jointly at TU München and LMU München. He conducted his Master's thesis on the theory of critically coupled qubit-photon interfaces in the Group of Prof. Rabl at the Walther-Meißner-Institute. Nicolas has now joined the CryoTrap team where he will work on integrated photonics for surface ion traps.
2D ion crystals for quantum simulation
Free space single ion-single photon interactions
Surface ion traps in cryogenic environment
Photon frequency conversion for ions
Quantum control of molecules
Quantum computation with trapped ions
Quantum Simulation
Computations in higher dimensional systems
We are currently looking for Bachelor students, Master students, Ph.D. students, and post-docs.
If you are interested in joining our group, do not hesitate to apply!
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