News from 2025
- A big welcome to Anjana Uday, new postdoc in the group! Anjana comes to us after a PhD from Yoichi Ando’s group in Cologne, and will work on superconductor-semiconductor hybrid circuits on germanium. (September)
- Fabrizio’s paper published in PRX Quantum! Work led by the University of Copenhagen in collaboration with the group of Will Oliver at MIT, as well as researchers from Lincoln Labs (August)
- Huge congratulations to Sameer on successfully defending his MSc thesis in EWI, on “Fast Spin Qubit Readout using an RFSoC FPGA Platform”. Sameer will continue as a Research Assistant in the group for some time, luckily! (August)
- Lots of pride and happiness in our group, as well as from Copenhagen, to see Torbjørn successfully defend his PhD thesis on “Automation and Algorithms for Quantum Devices” and graduate. Torbjørn will join Quantum Machines as a researcher, so we hope to see more of him in the near future! (August)
- Anasua awarded the IUPAP Early Career Prize in Low Temperature Physics, as one of three winners, in Bilbao at the LT30 conference. QuTech coverage here. (August)
- We are very happy to have the first BSc thesis students from the group graduate with flying colours. Congratulations to Mark (Smit) and Sam (ten Elshof) and good luck with their Master programs! (July)
- Congratulations Julian on successfully defending an excellent MSc thesis on Engineering Photonic Baths for Semiconductor Quantum Devices; we are very glad you are joining us for a research assistantship! (July)
- Anasua lectures at the NQSTI International School on Solid-State Technologies in sunny Sicily (July)
- Come join us at the three-week NORDITA Conference on “Fault Tolerant Quantum Computing: From Theory to Practice”, co-organised by Anasua, in Stockholm Sweden. The focus is on deep conversations between quantum hardware and error correction experts. (June)
- An emotional day at the opening of the Quantum Training Lab at the Niels Bohr Institute, after a few years of work working towards the conceptualisation, development and funding of this premier center! (June)
- Congrats Miguel on a very well-deserved “Go” verdict in a very well-attended Go/NoGo meeting! (June)
- Come join the Scaling of Spin Qubits 2 one-day workshop, co-organised by Anasua, and with posters from Anton and Sameer. The workship provides a thoughtful focused view on scaling spins to larger arrays from academics and industry, in Paris. Thanks to C12 for local organisation! (May)
- Anasua gives a talk at the 20-year celebrations of the Kavli Institute for Nanoscience, Delft (May)
- Very nice to kick-off the EU Pathfinder ELEQUANT Project in Grenoble, where Anasua and Praveen could meet the other consortium members and showcase TU Delft efforts (May)
- Anasua, Julian and Miguel attend and present talks and posters at the Gordon Research Conference on Hybrid Superconductor-Semiconductor Devices in the beautiful town of Les Diablerets, Switzerland (April)
- Anasua, Rouven and Anton present talks and posters at the Novo Nordisk AI4Quantum conference in Copenhagen, Denmark, with an amazing behind-the-scenes visit to the Royal Danish Ballet (March)
- Welcome Sonali and Nico, here in Delft on a visit from Natalia Ares’ lab in Oxford! (March)
- Lazar’s paper on a proximitized quantum dot in germanium is published in Nature Materials with an accompanying News and Views by Ilan Rosen! (February)
- Our paper with UMass, led by Anthony Micchiche, on the compilation of error correction codes in 2xN arrays of quantum dots, is on the arxiv! (January)
- Anton and Torbjørn’s paper, on the bootstrapping of spin qubits, is published in Phys. Rev. Applied; work done in collaboration with the group of Justyna Zwolak at NIST! (January)