Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin - Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences - Joint Lab Integrated Quantumsensors

Positions

• New Positions available in several research projects:

  • Optical lattice clock and thermal beam standards for space application
  • Atomic ensemble based velocimetry
  • BEC atom interferometry using  in microgravity

• We are seeking excellent students for master"s and bachelor's projects on quantum sensors with cooled strontium atoms for space applications

  • optical lattice clock
  • atomic beam clock
  • atomic quantum memories for space-based quantum communication applications

News & Highlights

• New paper out: Time-domain optics for atomic quantum matter by S. Kanthak et al.
• New paper out: Proposal for space-borne quantum memories for global quantum networking by M. Gündogan et al.
• New paper out: Prototype of a compact rubidium-based optical frequency reference for operation on nanosatellites by A. Strangfeld et al.
• We are collaborating with Berlin SME JCMwave on our new project OPTIMAL-QT, that aims to use machine learning to enhance atomic quantum sensors

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• We were awarded the "Overall Winner" price of the INNOspace masters conference and 1st place in the DLR challenge with our proposal on quantum memories for secure satellite communication!
• Julien was awarded with the Studienpreis of the Physikalische Gesellschaft zu Berlin - Congratulations!
• We are among the winners of the innovation competition INNOspace Masters 2019/20!
• Together with FBH, we are local partner of the BMBF for organizing the Quantum Future Academy 2020 in Berlin. Check out what to expect and how to apply here
• Marc finished the Berlin Marathon in 3:41h. Well done Marc!
• Congratulations to Simon Kanthak for winning the first prize awarded by the ZARM-Förderverein for his excellent master thesis! 
• Great! Oliver Fartmann, BS.c., won a poster prize for his presentation "Compact optical frequency standards and vapor cell clocks in space" at the hot atomic vapor workshop.
• Our master student Akash Kaparthy has been successful at the "Act in space" conference in Berlin: His team won the first prize for "Quantum technologies on small satellites" and now competes for the national championship. Congratulation
• The KOSMOS workshop was a total success with some amazing presentations and people all here in Berlin Adlershof. Thank you to all participants.