Forschungsgruppen

Das Munich Quantum Valley und Bayern als Ganzes verfügen über ein breites Spektrum an Fachwissen auf dem Gebiet der Quantenwissenschaften, wie aus der Liste der aktiven MQV-Forschungsgruppen und QST Forschungsgruppen außerhalb des MQV erkennbar ist.


MQV-Forschungsgruppen

GruppenleitungZugehörigkeit(en)Stichworte (Englisch) 
Prof. Monika AidelsburgerLMU-PHquantum simulator, cold atoms in optical latticesWebseite
Prof. Milan AllanLMUexperimental quantum metrology, experimental quantum sensingWebseite
PD Dr. Matthias AlthammerLMUquantum spin systems, magnonics, spintronicsWebseite
Prof. Christian BackTUM-PHhybrid magnetic structures, spin-vaves, magnonics, spin orbitronics, topological materialsWebseite
Prof. Mikhail BelkinTUM-CIT, TUM-WSIoptoelectronics, integrated photonics, metamaterialsWebseite
Prof. Pramod BhatotiaTUM-INoperating systems, distributed architectures, virtualizationWebseite
Dr. Sebastian BlattMPQquantum simulator, cold atoms in optical latticesWebseite
Prof. Immanuel BlochLMU-PH, MPQquantum simulator, cold atoms in optical lattices, rydberg atomsWebseite
Prof. Holger BocheTUM-CITquantum information theory, quantum computing, quantum communicationWebseite
Prof. Dominique BougeardRE-PHspin qubits in silicon and germanium, experimental spin qubit manipulation, superconductor/semiconductor proximity, electrostatically defined qubit devices, semiconductor epitaxy, hybrid heterostructuresWebseite
Prof. Martin BrandtTUM-PH, TUM-WSIdopants and defects in semiconductors for quantum applications, EPR, ESRWebseite
Prof. Dominik BucherTUM-PHbiomolecular quantum sensing, NV-NMRWebseite
Prof. Daniel BurgarthFAUquantum control, open quantum systems, quantum theoryWebseite
Dr. Christian CarlowitzFAU-EEImillikelvin electronics, RF system design, RF measurement techniques, applied quantum technologiesWebseite
Prof. Juan Ignacio CiracMPQ, TUM-PHquantum optics, quantum information theory, quantum many-body physics, tensor networksWebseite
Dr. Frank DeppeTUM-PH, WMIsolid-based quantum systems, superconducting quantum circuits, quantum communication, quantum sensingWebseite
Dr. Christian DeppeTUM-EEquantum information theory, quantum communication, quantum networksWebseite
Prof. Vladimir DyakonovJMU-PH2D materials, quantum sensing, electron spin resonanceWebseite
Prof. Claudia EckertFhG-AISEC, TUM-INquantum cryptography, static code analysis, secure/private computation, machine learning applications for IT SecurityWebseite
Prof. Dmitri K. EfetovLMUlow-dimensional quantum materials, quantum sensing, quantum networksWebseite
Prof. Christopher EichlerFAU-PHsuperconducting circuits and solid-state quantum devices, quantum computing and information processing, quantum opticsWebseite
Prof. Jens EisertFUBbenchmarking of quantum systems, Quantum many-body theory, quantum information theory, quantum opticsWebseite
PD Dr. Kirill FedorovTUM-PH, WMIquantum microwave communication and sensing, distributed quantum communication, quantum networksWebseite
Prof. Stefan FilippTUM-PH, WMIsolid-based quantum systems, superconducting quantum circuits, nanomechanical systemsWebseite
Prof. Jonathan FinleyTUM-PH, TUM-WSIsemiconductor nanostructure, nanotechnology, quantum opticsWebseite
Dr. Simon FöllingLMU-PHquantum simulator, cold atoms in optical latticesWebseite
Prof. Steffen GlaserTUM-CHnuclear magnetic resonance, magnetic resonance imaging, quantum computing, biopolymersWebseite
Prof. Milena GrifoniRE-PHopen quantum systems, quantum transport, quantum information platformsWebseite
Prof. Rudolf GrossWMI, TUM-PHsolid-based quantum systems, superconducting quantum circuits, magnetism, spintronics, correlated electron systemsWebseite
Prof. Michael HartmannFAU-PHsuperconducting quantum circuits, quantum algorithms, nanomechanical systems, quantum opticsWebseite
Prof. Bert HechtJMU-PHnano-opto-electronics, nano-optical circuitry, nano quantum opticsWebseite
Prof. Albert HeubergerFhG-IISintegrated electronics, applied quantum technologies, high-performance signal processing platformWebseite
Prof. Sven HöflingJMU-PHquantum photonics and polaritonics, topological photonics, semiconductor nanostructuresWebseite
Prof. Alexander HögeleLMU-PHquantum nano-systems, quantum dots, quantum opticsWebseite
Prof. Alexander HolleitnerTUM-PH, TUM-WSIsingle-atom circuits, topological materials and electronics, excitonic many-body states including Bose-Einstein condensates, femtosecond on-chip electronicsWebseite
PD Dr. Hans HüblTUM-PH, WMIsolid-based quantum systems, superconducting quantum circuits, magnetism, spintronicsWebseite
Prof. Christian JirauschekTUM-CITtheoretical and computational photonics, nanoelectronics, nano-optoelectronicsWebseite
Prof. Michael KnapTUM-PHstrongly correlated quantum many-body systems, non-equilibrium quantum dynamics, ultracold quantum gasesWebseite
Prof. Johannes KnolleTUM-PHstrongly correlated quantum many-body systems, quantum phases of matter, quantum spin liquidWebseite
Prof. Robert KönigTUM-MAquantum information theory, quantum fault-tolerance, quantum algorithmsWebseite
Prof. Dieter KranzlmüllerLMU-IN, LRZhigh-performance computing, quantum computingWebseite
Prof. Barbara KrausTUM-PHquantum information theory, verification of quantum devices, multipartite entanglement theoryWebseite
Prof. Christoph KutterFhG-EMFT, UniBWsilicon-based semiconductor technology, quantum computingWebseite
Prof. Claudia Linnhoff-PopienLMU-INquantum computing, machine learningWebseite
PD Dr. habil. Jeanette Miriam LorenzFhG-IKSdependable quantum computing, quantum machine learning, dependable quantum applicationsWebseite
Dr. Jürgen LorenzFhG-IISBsemiconductor device simulation, semiconductor technology simulation, modeling and artificial intelligenceWebseite
Prof. Florian MarquardtMPL, FAU-PHcavity optomechanics and nanomechanics, quantum information processing, quantum many-body physics, machine learning for physicsWebseite
Prof. Alexander MartinFhG-IISquantum algorithms for applications, cloud and infrastructureWebseite
Dr. Achim MarxTUM-PH, WMIsolid-based quantum systems, superconducting quantum circuits, nanomechanical systemsWebseite
Prof. Wolfgang MauererOTHquantum algorithms, quantum information scienceWebseite
Prof. Christian MendlTUM-INquantum computing, tensor network methods, numerical simulation of chemical and quantum many-body systemsWebseite
Prof. Roland NagyFAU-EEIRF microelectronics, system design, integrated electronics, applied quantum technologiesWebseite
Dr. Janis NoetzelTUM-CITquantum information theory, quantum networks, quantum signal processingWebseite
Prof. Lode PolletLMU-PHstrongly correlated quantum many-body systems, cold atoms in optical lattices, quantum Monte Carlo methodsWebseite
Prof. Frank PollmannTUM-PHstrongly correlated quantum many-body systems, topological phases of matter, tensor networksWebseite
Dr. Nikolas PomplunDLR-QSOCoptimal control theory, quantum algorithmsWebseite
Prof. Peter RablTUM-PHquantum optics, quantum-information processing, superconducting circuits, hybrid quantum systemsWebseite
Prof. Andreas ReisererTUM-PH, MPQquantum networks, distributed quantum information processing, spin qubitsWebseite
Prof. Giorgio SangiovanniJMUcomputational quantum materialsWebseite
Prof. Markus SauerJMU-BIOsuper-resolution microscopy and imaging, biophysicsWebseite
Dr. Christian SchillingLMU-PHquantum information theory, quantum chemistry, strongly correlated quantum many-body systemsWebseite
Prof. Kai Phillip SchmidtFAU-PHcondensed matter physics, quantum optics, quantum information, topological and frustrated magnetismWebseite
Prof. Ulrich SchollwöckLMU-PHstrongly correlated quantum many-body systems, cold atoms in optical lattices, tensor networksWebseite
Dr. Thomas Schulte-HerbrüggenTUM-CHnuclear magnetic resonance, magnetic resonance imaging, quantum computingWebseite
Prof. Martin SchulzTUM-IN, LRZhigh-performance computing, quantum computingWebseite
Prof. Helmut SeidlTUM-INautomatic program analysis, programming languages, semi-structured data, tree-automataWebseite
Prof. Andreas StuteTHNoptical quantum technologies, optics, photonics and laser technologiesWebseite
Prof. Marc TornowTUM-CITmolecular electronics, quantum transport, superconducting qubit components, resistive switching devicesWebseite
Prof. Tobias VoglTUM-CITquantum cryptography, quantum theory, single photons, solid-state photonics, space systemsWebseite
Prof. Jan von DelftLMU-PHstrongly correlated quantum many-body systems, tensor networks, functional renormalization groupWebseite
Prof. Joachim von ZanthierFAU-PHquantum optics, quantum information, collective effects of light and matter, multi-photon-interferencesWebseite
Prof. Heiko WeberFAU-PHsilicon carbide, color centers, quantum sensingWebseite
Prof. Robert WilleTUM-CITquantum computing, microfluidics, conventional computingWebseite
Dr. Johannes ZeiherMPQquantum simulator, cold atoms in optical lattices, rydberg atomsWebseite

QST Forschungsgruppen in Bayern außerhalb des MQV

GruppenleitungZugehörigkeit(en)Stichworte (English) 
Prof. Fakher AssaadJMU-PHnumerical approaches to correlated electron systems, quantum Monte Carlo, heavy fermion systems, correlations and topologyWebseite
Prof. Mikhail BelkinTUM-CIT, TUM-WSIoptoelectronics, integrated photonics, metamaterialsWebseite
Prof. Mónica Benito GonzálezUNIAquantum devices, quantum computing, spin qubits, circuit QEDWebseite
Prof. Matthias BodeJMU-PHsurface science, spin-orbit-coupled and topological material, spin-polarized scanning tunneling spectroscopyWebseite
Dr. Annabelle BohrdtRE-PHstrongly correlated quantum many-body systems, machine learning, quantum simulationWebseite
Prof. Felix BüttnerAU-PHtopology in magnetism, ultrafast spin dynamics, advanced x-ray imaging, spintronics for quantum computingWebseite
Prof. Livio ChioncelAU-PHdisorder and strong correlations, quantum algorithms, compressed sensingWebseite
Prof. Martin EcksteinFAU-PHstrongly correlated quantum many-body systems, non-equilibrium quantum dynamics, dynamical mean-field theoryWebseite
Prof. Jaroslav FabianRE-PHquantum materials, spintronicsWebseite
Prof. Philipp GegenwartAU-PHquantum materials with strong electronic correlationsWebseite
Prof. Fabian GrusdtLMU-PHquantum simulation, ultracold atoms, strongly-correlated quantum matter, topological order, lattice gauge theories, quantum impuritiesWebseite
Dr. Jad C. HalimehLMU-PHquantum simulation and computing, lattice gauge theories, quantum many-body dynamics, cold atoms, tensor networksWebseite
Prof. Philipp HansmannFAU-PHstrongly correlated quantum many-body systems, material-realistic low energy models, spectroscopy, dynamical mean-field theoryWebseite
Prof. Markus HeylAU-PHnonequilibrium quantum dynamics, quantum many-body physics, machine learning  in physicsWebseite
Prof. Peter HommelhoffFAU-PHultrafast electron dynamics inside of 2-d materials and at the surface of metals, electron correlations, quantum electron microscopy, quantum-coherent light-electron couplingWebseite
Prof. Sebastian KlembtJMU-PHlight-matter interaction, topological photonics, exciton-polaritons, microcavity and laser physics, organic emitters, perovskites, transition metal dichagogenidesWebseite
Prof. Jakob KottmannAU-INquantum computing, quantum chemistry, scientific software developmentWebseite
Prof. Vojislav KrsticFAU-PHquantum- and nanomaterials, quantum and topological states, electronic transport and opticsWebseite
Prof. John LuptonRE-PHultrafast nanoscopy, spin physics of organic semiconductors, single-molecule spectroscopy, quantum excitonics of 2D semiconductorsWebseite
Prof. Janina MaultzschFAU-PH2D materials, light-matter interaction, quantum materialsWebseite
Prof. Fabian PaulyAU-PHquantum transport, nanoscience, electronic structure theory, quantum chemistry, scientific computingWebseite
Prof. Friedrich ReinertJMU-PHexperimental investigation of complex, correlated or topological condensed matter (surfaces, solids and thin films), electronic structure, photoemission spectroscopy (ARPES)Webseite
Prof. Klaus RichterRE-PHquantum many-body physics, non-equilibrium quantum dynamics, quantum controlWebseite
Prof. Vahid SandoghdarFAU-PHsingle-emitter quantum nano-opticsWebseite
Prof. Ronny ThomaleJMU-PHsuperconductivity, frustrated magnetism, topological insulators, topological quantum computationWebseite
Prof. Martin VossiekFAU-EEIRF microelectronics, system design, integrated electronics, applied quantum technologiesWebseite
Prof. Eva WeigTUM-CITnanomechanical systems, cavity electro- and optomechanics, hybrid nanomechanical systems, quantum sensingWebseite
Prof. Robert WeigelFAU-EEIRF microelectronics, system design, integrated electronics, applied quantum technologiesWebseite
Prof. Harald WeinfurterLMU-PHquantum information, quantum opticsWebseite
Prof. Dieter WeissRE-PHquantum transport, spintronics, topological insulators and 2d-materialsWebseite