Prof. Dr. Peter RABL

Room 3337
Phone: +49-89-289-14205
E-Mail: peter.rabl(at)tum.de

CV, Google Scholar

Sabine SCHWEISTHAL

Room 3011
Phone: +49 89 289 53610
E-Mail: sabine.schweisthal(at)tum.de

Louis GARBE

Room PH-1162
E-Mail: louis.garbe(at)wmi.badw.de
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Currently, I am studying particle transport in chains of bosons, in particular collective behaviors emerging from the Bose statistics. My thesis work focused on the use of critical systems for sensing applications.

Jacquelin LUNEAU

Room PH-1162
E-Mail: jacquelin.luneau(at)wmi.badw.de
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I am working on quantum simulation and Floquet engineering of quantum many-body systems, with a focus on superconducting circuits implementations. My PhD thesis work focused on quantum optical analogues of topological insulators.

Adrian PARRA RODRIGUEZ

Room WMI - M1.04
E-Mail: Adrian.Parra-Rodriguez(at)wmi.badw.de
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My research focuses on advancing models for non-relativistic microwave quantum technologies. My current work addresses both foundational and applied questions in superconducting circuit theory, theoretical quantum optics, and hybrid quantum systems.

Xin ZHANG

Room PH-1162 
E-Mail: Xin.Zhang(at)wmi.badw.de
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I am generally interested in quantum many-body physics and open quantum systems. Currently, my research is mainly focused on waveguide QED and discrete truncated Wigner approximation.

Aliya BATOOL

Room WMI-119
E-Mail: Syeda.batool(at)wmi.badw.de
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I am working on robust quantum communication protocols, in order to establish a foundation for secure and efficient quantum information transfer across extended distances.

Philippe GIGON

Room WMI - M1.02
E-Mail: Philippe.Gigon(at)wmi.badw.de
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My research is centred around driven, dissipative non-linear quantum systems and how the interplay of these components can be used to engineer effective interactions.

Adrian MISSELWITZ

Room PH-1162
E-Mail: Adrian.Misselwitz(at)wmi.badw.de

I am interested in low-dimensional light-matter interaction. My current work focuses on numerical studies of waveguide QED systems with effective photon-photon interactions.

Franz PÖSCHL

Room WMI-119
E-Mail: franz.poeschl(at)wmi.badw.de

Currently, I am working on efficient simulation methods for large scale open quantum systems with thousands of particles. With these methods I am trying to understand the phase diagram of the dissipative spin model and entanglement distribution in big networks.

Lukas SCHAMRISS

Room WMI - M1.02
E-mail: lukas.schamriss(at)wmi.badw.de

I’m interested in realizing and understanding many-body phenomena with light, including refrigeration of photons to form a microwave Bose–Einstein condensate.

Keshav VENKATARAMAN

Room WMI - M1.02
E-Mail: Keshav.Venkataraman(at)wmi.badw.de

I am working on novel Quantum State Transfer protocols for multiple pairs of superconducting qubits coupled to bidirectional waveguides. We attempt to effectively induce the unidirectional propagation of photons required for state transfers in these setups by means of modifying the qubits and their couplers instead of utilising chiral waveguides.

Lucia VALOR

Room WMI 119
E-Mail: lucia.valor(at)wmi.badw.de​​​​​​
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Currently working on simulating lattice gauge theories on small scale superconducting quantum devices. I also have prior experience in quantum optimization, Rydberg blockade in cold atoms, and quantum gravity.

Przemyslaw ZIELINSKI

Room WMI-119
E-Mail: Przemyslaw.Zielinski(at)wmi.badw.de

I am currently focused on ultrastrong coupling state transfer, with a primary interest in employing numerical techniques, specifically optimal control methods, to optimize quantum communication protocols.

Miguel PALOMO MARCOS

Room WMI - M1.01
E-mail: Miguel.Palomo-Marcos(at)wmi.badw.de

Daniil PLATONOV

Room WMI - M1.02
E-mail: Daniil.Platonov(at)wmi.badw.de

Sichen XU

Room WMI
E-mail: Sichen.Xu(at)wmi.badw.de

Ze XU

Room WMI - M1.01
E-mail: Ze.Xu(at)wmi.badw.de

Rocio SAEZ-BLAZQUEZ

Postdoc, TU Wien

Yuri MINOGUCHI

PhD Student, TU Wien

Vincent HAUEISE

Master student at Airbus AI Research.