Graduate students members of IMPRS-QST
Meet our PhD students!
The International Max Planck Research School for Quantum Science and Technology is a training center for nearly 60 PhD students from over 15 research groups.
For contact and other details, please refer to the webpages of the individual members by clicking the links below.
Clara Bachorz
Non-ergodic dynamics and localization in Hubbard models
Julian Bender
Variational approaches to lattice gauge theory
Claudio Benzoni
Vortex matter in superfluids
Oscar Bettermann
Investigation of alkaline earth-like fermionic quantum gases in optical lattices
Vjosa Blakaj
Entropy and catalysis from a quantum perspective
Anabelle Bohrdt
Non-equilibrium dynamics in strongly correlated quantum systems
Frederik Bopp
Quantenoptik mit Quantenpunkt-Molekülen
David Castells Graells
Quantum emitters in exotic baths, from few to many body behavior
Asli Cebe
Numerical simulation of quantum many body dynamics using tensor network algorithms
Arthur Christianen
Many-body phenomena in ultracold atomic gases
Nelson Darkwah Oppong
Two-orbital quantum gases with ultra-cold Ytterbium atoms
Caroline de Groot
Entanglement and symmetries in quantum phases
Oriana Dießel
Bipolarons and induced pairing in ultra-cold atoms and
van-der-Waals materials
Jan Dziewor
Entanglement and Weak Measurements
Patrick Emonts
Development of computer algorithms for quantum-many body problems based on tensor networks, and their applications to problems in low and high-energy physics
Johannes Feldmeier
Out of equilibrium dynamics in constrained systems of strongly correlated quantum matter
Noelia Fernández
Superconductivity in graphene and few-layer graphene
Florian Fertig
Atom-Photon and Atom-Atom Entanglement
Miguel Frías
Tensor Network Methods in Many-Body Physics
Albert Gasull Celades
Continuous tensor networks, symmetries and topological phases
Marcel Gievers
Functional approaches to Fermi polarons in cold atoms and solid-state systems
Giacomo Giudice
Development of algorithms for quantum many-body problems using tensor networks
Guillermo González García
Development of quantum algorithms for NISQ devices and analog quantum simulators
Martina Gschwendtner
Topological Quantum Codes
Tommaso Guaita
Development of 'non-Gaussian' methods to describe many-body quantum systems
Jiří Guth Jarkovský
Advanced topics in Quantum lnformation Theory
Anna Hackenbroich
PEPS with chiral topological order
Johannes Halbinger
Investigation of quantum critical points in metals via renormalization group methods
Lukas Hanschke
Quantum optical properties of semiconductor nanomaterials
Margret Heinze
Robust quantum computation from many-body physics
Kévin Hémery
Efficient simulation of thermalization in strongly correlated quantum systems
Alexander Hesse
Ultracold Atoms in hexagonal optical lattices
David Hoch
Integrated Optomechanics and quantum optics circuits
Tim Höhn
Implementing Lattice Gauge Theories Using Ultracold Ytterbium Atoms
Lukas Husel
Investigation of light-matter coupling in two-dimensional semiconductors
Christopher Ianzano
Atomic Cycles in a Strongly-coupled Cavity QED System
Dominik Irber
Opto-Electric Characterization of NV centers in Diamond
Thomas Kohlert
Many-body localization of ultracold atoms in random optical potentials
Malte Kremser
Color centers in semiconductors as solid state quantum emitters
Ivana Kurecic
Symmetries and Topological Order in Quantum Many-Body Systems
Stefan Langenfeld
Quantum Information Processing with Single Atoms in an Optical Cavity
Jheng-Wei Li
Development of tensor network methods for low-dimensional quantum lattices
Yujie Liu
Topological excitation in quantum many-body system
Rajah Nutakki
Numerical Studies of Strong Interactions and Topology in Flux Lattices
Irene Papaefstathiou
Development and application of numerical tensor network algorithms for the study of quantum many body problems
Giulio Pasqualetti
Many-body states of ultracold ytterbium with strong correlations in state-dependent lattices
Jindaratsamee Phrompao
Molecules cooling
Nepomuk Ritz
Real-Frequency Dynamics of Strongly Correlated Electrons:
Combining the Multiloop Functional Renormalization Group and Dynamical Mean-Field Theory
Julian Roos
Numerical algorithms for Simulation of Quantum Many Body Systems
Sebastian Scherg
Bose-Fermi mixtures in optical lattices
Janik Schönmeier-Kromer
Quantum Monte Carlo Simulation of the Spinful Bose-Fermi-Hubbard Model in One Dimension
Alexander Schuckert
Nonequilibrium field theory for many-body quantum dynamics
Timo Sommer
Quantum Optics on a Chip
Kritsana Srakaew
Floquet engineering in optical lattices
Etienne Staub
Developing a Yb Quantum Gas Microscope for Simulating Lattice Gauge Theories
Stefan Strohauer
Quantum Photonic Detectors
Christoph Sünderhauf
Tensor Networks and Entanglement in Many-Body-Systems
Renhao Tao
Construction of a novel experimental platform for Rydberg-based quantum simulations with alkaline earth atoms
Jonas von Milczewski
Induced correlations in many-body systems
Marcel Wagner
Many-body physics in ultracold atoms and semiconductors
Elias Walter
Computing the four-point vertex for quantum impurity models
Zhi-Yuan Wei
Photonic quantum information protocols with atomic array
Elisabeth Wybo
Tensor product state algorithms for synthetic quantum matter