Research groups

Munich Quantum Valley and Bavaria as a whole has a wide range of expertise in the field of quantum science, as can be seen from the list of both MQV research groups and research groups beyond MQV active in the field.


MQV research groups

Group leadAffiliationKeywords 
Prof. Monika AidelsburgerLMU-PHquantum simulator, cold atoms in optical latticesWebsite
Prof. Milan AllanLMUexperimental quantum metrology, experimental quantum sensingWebsite
PD Dr. Matthias AlthammerLMUquantum spin systems, magnonics, spintronicsWebsite
Prof. Christian BackTUM-PHhybrid magnetic structures, spin-vaves, magnonics, spin orbitronics, topological materialsWebsite
Prof. Pramod BhatotiaTUM-INoperating systems, distributed architectures, virtualizationWebsite
Dr. Sebastian BlattMPQquantum simulator, cold atoms in optical latticesWebsite
Prof. Immanuel BlochLMU-PH, MPQquantum simulator, cold atoms in optical lattices, rydberg atomsWebsite
Prof. Holger BocheTUM-CITquantum information theory, quantum computing, quantum communicationWebsite
Prof. Dominique BougeardRE-PHspin qubits in silicon and germanium, experimental spin qubit manipulation, superconductor/semiconductor proximity, electrostatically defined qubit devices, semiconductor epitaxy, hybrid heterostructuresWebsite
Prof. Martin BrandtTUM-PH, TUM-WSIdopants and defects in semiconductors for quantum applications, EPR, ESRWebsite
Prof. Dominik BucherTUM-PHbiomolecular quantum sensing, NV-NMRWebsite
Prof. Daniel BurgarthFAUquantum control, open quantum systems, quantum theoryWebsite
Dr. Christian CarlowitzFAU-EEImillikelvin electronics, RF system design, RF measurement techniques, applied quantum technologiesWebsite
Prof. Juan Ignacio CiracMPQ, TUM-PHquantum optics, quantum information theory, quantum many-body physics, tensor networksWebsite
Dr. Frank DeppeTUM-PH, WMIsolid-based quantum systems, superconducting quantum circuits, quantum communication, quantum sensingWebsite
Dr. Christian DeppeTUM-EEquantum information theory, quantum communication, quantum networksWebsite
Prof. Vladimir DyakonovJMU-PH2D materials, quantum sensing, electron spin resonanceWebsite
Prof. Claudia EckertFhG-AISEC, TUM-INquantum cryptography, static code analysis, secure/private computation, machine learning applications for IT SecurityWebsite
Prof. Dmitri K. EfetovLMU-PHlow-dimensional quantum materials, quantum sensing, quantum networksWebsite
Prof. Christopher EichlerFAU-PHsuperconducting circuits and solid-state quantum devices, quantum computing and information processing, quantum opticsWebsite
Prof. Jens EisertFUBbenchmarking of quantum systems, Quantum many-body theory, quantum information theory, quantum opticsWebsite
PD Dr. Kirill FedorovTUM-PH, WMIquantum microwave communication and sensing, distributed quantum communication, quantum networksWebsite
Prof. Stefan FilippTUM-PH, WMIsolid-based quantum systems, superconducting quantum circuits, nanomechanical systemsWebsite
Prof. Jonathan FinleyTUM-PH, TUM-WSIsemiconductor nanostructure, nanotechnology, quantum opticsWebsite
Dr. Simon FöllingLMU-PHquantum simulator, cold atoms in optical latticesWebsite
Prof. Steffen GlaserTUM-CHnuclear magnetic resonance, magnetic resonance imaging, quantum computing, biopolymersWebsite
Prof. Milena GrifoniRE-PHopen quantum systems, quantum transport, quantum information platformsWebsite
Prof. Rudolf GrossWMI, TUM-PHsolid-based quantum systems, superconducting quantum circuits, magnetism, spintronics, correlated electron systemsWebsite
Prof. Michael HartmannFAU-PHsuperconducting quantum circuits, quantum algorithms, nanomechanical systems, quantum opticsWebsite
Prof. Bert HechtJMU-PHnano-opto-electronics, nano-optical circuitry, nano quantum opticsWebsite
Prof. Albert HeubergerFhG-IISintegrated electronics, applied quantum technologies, high-performance signal processing platformWebsite
Prof. Sven HöflingJMU-PHquantum photonics and polaritonics, topological photonics, semiconductor nanostructuresWebsite
Prof. Alexander HögeleLMU-PHquantum nano-systems, quantum dots, quantum opticsWebsite
Prof. Alexander HolleitnerTUM-PH, TUM-WSIsingle-atom circuits, topological materials and electronics, excitonic many-body states including Bose-Einstein condensates, femtosecond on-chip electronicsWebsite
PD Dr. Hans HüblTUM-PH, WMIsolid-based quantum systems, superconducting quantum circuits, magnetism, spintronicsWebsite
Prof. Christian JirauschekTUM-CITtheoretical and computational photonics, nanoelectronics, nano-optoelectronicsWebsite
Prof. Michael KnapTUM-PHstrongly correlated quantum many-body systems, non-equilibrium quantum dynamics, ultracold quantum gasesWebsite
Prof. Johannes KnolleTUM-PHstrongly correlated quantum many-body systems, quantum phases of matter, quantum spin liquidWebsite
Prof. Robert KönigTUM-MAquantum information theory, quantum fault-tolerance, quantum algorithmsWebsite
Prof. Dieter KranzlmüllerLMU-IN, LRZhigh-performance computing, quantum computingWebsite
Prof. Barbara KrausTUM-PHquantum information theory, verification of quantum devices, multipartite entanglement theoryWebsite
Prof. Christoph KutterFhG-EMFT, UniBWsilicon-based semiconductor technology, quantum computingWebsite
Prof. Claudia Linnhoff-PopienLMU-INquantum computing, machine learningWebsite
PD Dr. habil. Jeanette Miriam LorenzFhG-IKSdependable quantum computing, quantum machine learning, dependable quantum applicationsWebsite
Dr. Jürgen LorenzFhG-IISBsemiconductor device simulation, semiconductor technology simulation, modeling and artificial intelligenceWebsite
Prof. Florian MarquardtMPL, FAU-PHcavity optomechanics and nanomechanics, quantum information processing, quantum many-body physics, machine learning for physicsWebsite
Prof. Alexander MartinFhG-IISquantum algorithms for applications, cloud and infrastructureWebsite
Dr. Achim MarxTUM-PH, WMIsolid-based quantum systems, superconducting quantum circuits, nanomechanical systemsWebsite
Prof. Wolfgang MauererOTHquantum algorithms, quantum information scienceWebsite
Prof. Christian MendlTUM-INquantum computing, tensor network methods, numerical simulation of chemical and quantum many-body systemsWebsite
Prof. Roland NagyFAU-EEIRF microelectronics, system design, integrated electronics, applied quantum technologiesWebsite
Dr. Janis NoetzelTUM-CITquantum information theory, quantum networks, quantum signal processingWebsite
Prof. Lode PolletLMU-PHstrongly correlated quantum many-body systems, cold atoms in optical lattices, quantum Monte Carlo methodsWebsite
Prof. Frank PollmannTUM-PHstrongly correlated quantum many-body systems, topological phases of matter, tensor networksWebsite
Dr. Nikolas PomplunDLR-QSOCoptimal control theory, quantum algorithmsWebsite
Prof. Peter RablTUM-PHquantum optics, quantum-information processing, superconducting circuits, hybrid quantum systemsWebsite
Dr. Andreas ReisererTUM-PH, MPQquantum networks, distributed quantum information processing, spin qubitsWebsite
Prof. Giorgio SangiovanniJMUcomputational quantum materialsWebsite
Prof. Markus SauerJMU-BIOsuper-resolution microscopy and imaging, biophysicsWebsite
Dr. Christian SchillingLMU-PHquantum information theory, quantum chemistry, strongly correlated quantum many-body systemsWebsite
Prof. Kai Phillip SchmidtFAU-PHcondensed matter physics, quantum optics, quantum information, topological and frustrated magnetismWebsite
Prof. Ulrich SchollwöckLMU-PHstrongly correlated quantum many-body systems, cold atoms in optical lattices, tensor networksWebsite
Dr. Thomas Schulte-HerbrüggenTUM-CHnuclear magnetic resonance, magnetic resonance imaging, quantum computingWebsite
Prof. Martin SchulzTUM-IN, LRZhigh-performance computing, quantum computingWebsite
Prof. Helmut SeidlTUM-INautomatic program analysis, programming languages, semi-structured data, tree-automataWebsite
Prof. Andreas StuteTHNoptical quantum technologies, optics, photonics and laser technologiesWebsite
Prof. Marc TornowTUM-CITmolecular electronics, quantum transport, superconducting qubit components, resistive switching devicesWebsite
Prof. Tobias VoglTUM-CITquantum cryptography, quantum theory, single photons, solid-state photonics, space systemsWebsite
Prof. Jan von DelftLMU-PHstrongly correlated quantum many-body systems, tensor networks, functional renormalization groupWebsite
Prof. Joachim von ZanthierFAU-PHquantum optics, quantum information, collective effects of light and matter, multi-photon-interferencesWebsite
Prof. Heiko WeberFAU-PHsilicon carbide, color centers, quantum sensingWebsite
Prof. Robert WilleTUM-CITquantum computing, microfluidics, conventional computingWebsite
Dr. Johannes ZeiherMPQquantum simulator, cold atoms in optical lattices, rydberg atomsWebsite

QST Research Groups in Bavaria beyond MQV

Group leadAffiliationKeywords 
Prof. Fakher AssaadJMU-PHnumerical approaches to correlated electron systems, quantum Monte Carlo, heavy fermion systems, correlations and topologyWebsite
Prof. Mikhail BelkinTUM-CIT, TUM-WSIoptoelectronics, integrated photonics, metamaterialsWebsite
Prof. Mónica Benito GonzálezUNIAquantum devices, quantum computing, spin qubits, circuit QEDWebsite
Prof. Matthias BodeJMU-PHsurface science, spin-orbit-coupled and topological material, spin-polarized scanning tunneling spectroscopyWebsite
Dr. Annabelle BohrdtRE-PHstrongly correlated quantum many-body systems, machine learning, quantum simulationWebsite
Prof. Felix BüttnerAU-PHtopology in magnetism, ultrafast spin dynamics, advanced x-ray imaging, spintronics for quantum computingWebsite
Prof. Livio ChioncelAU-PHdisorder and strong correlations, quantum algorithms, compressed sensingWebsite
Prof. Martin EcksteinFAU-PHstrongly correlated quantum many-body systems, non-equilibrium quantum dynamics, dynamical mean-field theoryWebsite
Prof. Jaroslav FabianRE-PHquantum materials, spintronicsWebsite
Prof. Philipp GegenwartAU-PHquantum materials with strong electronic correlationsWebsite
Prof. Fabian GrusdtLMU-PHquantum simulation, ultracold atoms, strongly-correlated quantum matter, topological order, lattice gauge theories, quantum impuritiesWebsite
Dr. Jad C. HalimehLMU-PHquantum simulation and computing, lattice gauge theories, quantum many-body dynamics, cold atoms, tensor networksWebsite
Prof. Philipp HansmannFAU-PHstrongly correlated quantum many-body systems, material-realistic low energy models, spectroscopy, dynamical mean-field theoryWebsite
Prof. Markus HeylAU-PHnonequilibrium quantum dynamics, quantum many-body physics, machine learning  in physicsWebsite
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 couplingWebsite
Prof. Sebastian KlembtJMU-PHlight-matter interaction, topological photonics, exciton-polaritons, microcavity and laser physics, organic emitters, perovskites, transition metal dichagogenidesWebsite
Prof. Jakob KottmannAU-INquantum computing, quantum chemistry, scientific software developmentWebsite
Prof. Vojislav KrsticFAU-PHquantum- and nanomaterials, quantum and topological states, electronic transport and opticsWebsite
Prof. John LuptonRE-PHultrafast nanoscopy, spin physics of organic semiconductors, single-molecule spectroscopy, quantum excitonics of 2D semiconductorsWebsite
Prof. Janina MaultzschFAU-PH2D materials, light-matter interaction, quantum materialsWebsite
Prof. Fabian PaulyAU-PHquantum transport, nanoscience, electronic structure theory, quantum chemistry, scientific computingWebsite
Prof. Friedrich ReinertJMU-PHexperimental investigation of complex, correlated or topological condensed matter (surfaces, solids and thin films), electronic structure, photoemission spectroscopy (ARPES)Website
Prof. Klaus RichterRE-PHquantum many-body physics, non-equilibrium quantum dynamics, quantum controlWebsite
Prof. Vahid SandoghdarFAU-PHsingle-emitter quantum nano-opticsWebsite
Prof. Ronny ThomaleJMU-PHsuperconductivity, frustrated magnetism, topological insulators, topological quantum computationWebsite
Prof. Martin VossiekFAU-EEIRF microelectronics, system design, integrated electronics, applied quantum technologiesWebsite
Prof. Eva WeigTUM-CITnanomechanical systems, cavity electro- and optomechanics, hybrid nanomechanical systems, quantum sensingWebsite
Prof. Robert WeigelFAU-EEIRF microelectronics, system design, integrated electronics, applied quantum technologiesWebsite
Prof. Harald WeinfurterLMU-PHquantum information, quantum opticsWebsite
Prof. Dieter WeissRE-PHquantum transport, spintronics, topological insulators and 2d-materialsWebsite