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11NOV 2025
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FAU LMQ Talk: Squeezed states as optimum probes for quantum metrology
We are pleased to announce a FAU LMQ Talk on Friday, November 14th, at 14:00, at lecture hall G, Department of Physics, Staudtstraße 5, Erlangen. The talk, titled “Squeezed states as optimum probes for quantum metrology” will be presented by Prof. Girish Agarwal from the Texas A & M University (TAMU). This event is open […]
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11NOV 2025
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FAU LMQ Research Spotlight: On the way towards neural networks applications for color center quantification
Color centers, which are point defects in solids that provide a characteristic photoluminescence signal, play a crucial role employed as qubits for quantum technological devices. Outside of basic research, however, the necessary tools for color center characterization and quantification with high throughput and rapid feedback, as required to support material and technology development, are lacking. […]Color centers, which are point defects in solids that provide a characteristic photoluminescence signal, play a crucial role employed as qubits for quantum technological devices. Outside of basic research, however, the necessary tools for color center characterization and quantification with high throughput and rapid feedback, as required to support material and technology development, are lacking. […]
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05NOV 2025
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FAU LMQ People Spotlight: Verena Feulner
What is your research topic? What is your current role? I am a PhD student at the Chair for Theoretical Physics II. My research focuses on the theory of parametrically driven superconducting quantum systems. In particular, I investigate how multi-qubit interactions can be engineered via a single coupling element, using parametric driving schemes to realize […]
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28OCT 2025
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FAU LMQ Research Spotlight: Calculating observables for high Tc cuprate models with dynamical mean-field theory
Strongly correlated electron materials are notoriously difficult to treat as, by definition, most of their properties cannot be predicted by mapping the quantum many-body problem to auxiliary single particle models (as done, e.g. in density functional theory) or perturbation theory. However, the plethora of exciting emergent phenomena seen in such materials – such as high-temperature superconductivity […]Strongly correlated electron materials are notoriously difficult to treat as, by definition, most of their properties cannot be predicted by mapping the quantum many-body problem to auxiliary single particle models (as done, e.g. in density functional theory) or perturbation theory. However, the plethora of exciting emergent phenomena seen in such materials – such as high-temperature superconductivity […]
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27OCT 2025
Christoph Marquardt
Collegium Alexandrinum Winter Semester 2025/2026
The lecture series in the winter semester 2025/2026 starts with a contribution to the International Year of Quantum Physics and Technology, followed by talks about how to make the invisible visible. Some PIs of the FAU LMQ will contribute to this lecture series, giving insight into their research. All talks will be held in German. […]
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20OCT 2025
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FAU LMQ People Spotlight: Britta Maib
In this FAU LMQ People Spotlight, we interviewed the researcher Britta Maib, who is working at the Research Unit chair of Experimetal Physics (research Training Group RTG-2861-PCL) since December 2023. What is your research topic? What is your current role? I’m working on characterising and quantifying the unique spectroscopic Fingerprint of novel planar carbon lattices. […]
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