Kai Phillip Schmidt

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10JAN 2024
FAU LMQ News
“Keeping diversity and equal opportunities in mind whenever decisions are made” – An interview with Kai Phillip Schmidt
You are responsible for diversity and equal opportunities at the FAU Profile Center Light.Matter.Quantum Technologies. What would be the ideal situation for you as far as this topic is concerned? –– Ideally, we wouldn’t have to talk about this topic at all, but that is a utopian dream. A great deal of progress has been made in equal opportunities during the last few decades.
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27OCT 2023
FAU LMQ News
Award of the Renate-Wittern-Sterzel-Prize 2023 goes to organisation team of DIPHER22
As one of the FAU Awards, the Renate Wittern-Sterzel Prize went to two teams this year. One of those is the organisation team, including the PIs Sabine Maier and Kai Phillip Schmidt from LMQ, around the conference "Diversity in Physics for the Diversity of Physics in Erlangen" taking place for the first time in 2022 at FAU.
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16OCT 2023
Conferences
Successful International Conference on Quantum Cooperativity of Light and Matter
Last week, the International Conference on Quantum Cooperativity of Light and Matter took place at the Physics department in Erlangen. After a warm welcome by Prof. Dr. Joachim von Zanthier (speaker of TRR 306 QuCoLiMa), Prof. Dr. Kai Phillip Schmidt (speaker of FAU Profile Center Light.Matter.QuantumTechnologies), and Prof. Dr. Andreas Hirsch (Vice President People, FAU), […]
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05AUG 2022
Christopher Eichler
FAU is set to become a beacon in quantum research
Consortium from Erlangen receives roughly 3 million euros from the Free State of Bavaria.
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