Research Groups
The research groups listed bellow participate in lecturing, tutoring and supervising PhD students in the IMPRS for Quantum Science and Technology. All these groups belong to the cluster Munich Center for Quantum Science and Technology.
For an overview of the research fields please go to this section.
For specific subjects please refer to the webpages of the individual groups by clicking the links bellow.
Prof. Monika Aidelsburger
Ultracold atoms in optical lattices, topology, many-body physics
Dr. Mari Carmen Bañuls
Tensor network methods, quantum many-body systems out-of-equilibrium, lattice gauge theories, constrained dynamical models and numerical simulation of quantum many-body systems
Prof. Immanuel Bloch
Quantum optics, quantum many body physics and ultracold atoms
Prof. Annabelle Bohrdt
Theory of Correlated Matter and Quantum Data
Dr. Dominik Bucher
Quantum sensing, NV-diamond, spin physics and magnetic resonance spectroscopy
Prof. Ignacio Cirac
Quantum optics, quantum many body physics and quantum information
Dr. Stephan Dürr
Rydberg Quantum Photonics
Dr. Kirill Fedorov
Quantum Systems, Quantum Computing and Information Processing, Superconducting Quantum Circuits
Dr. Stefan Filipp
Superconducting quantum devices, multi-qubit entanglement and quantum computing
Prof. Jonathan Finley
Semiconductor nanostructures, nanotechnology and quantum optics
Prof. Steffen Glaser
Quantum information, quantum control, NMR and spectroscopy
Prof. Rudolf Gross
Quantum information, quantum many body physics and mathematical foundations
Prof. Fabian Grusdt
Quantum Many Body Theory
Dr. Jad Halimeh
Quantum simulation and computing of gauge theories and exotic far-from-equilibrium gauge-theory dynamics
Prof. Theodor Hänsch
Quantum many body physics, quantum optics and laser physics
Prof. Alexander Högele
Quantum nano-systems, quantum dots and quantum optics
Prof. Alexander Holleitner
Quantum nano-systems, quantum many body physics and optoelectronics
Prof. Michael Knap
Non-equilibrium quantum dynamics, ultracold quantum gases, correlated quantum Materials
Prof. Johannes Knolle
Theory of Quantum Matter, Correlated and Topological Materials, Non-Equilibrium Dynamics
Prof. Robert König
Storage, manipulation and transmission of quantum information
Prof. Barbara Kraus
Quantum Algorithms and Applications
Dr. Nadezhda Kukharchyk
Hybrid quantum systems and microwave quantum communication
Dr. Xinyu Luo
Ultracold polar molecules
Prof. Christian Mendl
Quantum computing software and applications, strongly correlated quantum systems and transport properties of physical systems
Prof. Kai Müller
Photonic quantum engineering and nanostructure quantum photonics
Prof. Lode Pollet
Computational methods, ultracold atoms and quantum many body physics
Prof. Frank Pollmann
Topological matter, quantum many body physics, and computational methods
Prof. Menno Poot
Quantum technology, optomechanics and integrated quantum optics
Dr. Philipp Preiss
Atomic Quantum Matter
Prof. Peter Rabl
Applied Quantum Theory
Dr. Andreas Reiserer
Quantum Networks
Prof. Gerhard Rempe
Quantum optics, cold atoms and quantum many body physics
Dr. Christian Schilling
Quantum information, quantum many body physics and mathematical foundations
Prof. Ulrich Schollwöck
Computational methods, condensed matter and quantum many body physics
Dr. Thomas Schulte-Herbrüggen
Quantum information and optics, and quantum nano-systems
Dr. Rahul Trivedi
Open quantum systems, Quantum information processing with noisy devices, Quantum Optics
Prof. Thomas Udem
Precision laser spectrscopy of hydrogen and hydrogen-like systems
Prof. Jan von Delft
Computational methods, condensed matter and quantum many body physics
Prof. Simone Warzel
Mathematical Physics, quantun many body and statistical physics, disordered systems
Prof. Eva Weig
Nanomechanical systems, cavity opto- and electromechanics, spin (opto)mechanics
Prof. Harald Weinfurter
Quantum information, quantum many body systems and quantum optics
Prof. Michael Wolf
Quantum information, quantum many body physics and mathematical foundations
Dr. Johannes Zeiher
Quantum many-body physics, ultracold atoms in optical lattices, Rydberg atoms