Albert-Ludwigs Universität Freiburg
The division of quantum and atomic physics at the University of Freiburg research includes observing and controlling the fundamental processes of nature, utilising a mix of traditional and advanced trapping techniques for atoms and ions, exploring a wide range of quantum processes including quantum simulations with trapped atomic ions and trapping ions, atoms and molecules optically.
Discover Albert-Ludwigs Universität Freiburg's expertise
- Q-computing (hardware)
- Q-algorithms and software
- Q-sensing
- Applications and use cases
- Training, outreach and other
Q-computing (hardware)
surface ion - traps and 2D arrays; open quantum systems
Q-algorithms and software
experimental quantum simulations using trapped ions
Q-sensing
ion and atom traps for precision sensing of magnetic and electric fields; atom-ion interaction in the ultra-cold regime; ions or ion crystals in ion traps as sensors for precison spectroscopy and spectrometry
Applications and use cases
chemistry; metrology; solid state physics
Training, outreach and other
Master program, outreach exhibition at the Deutsches Museum in Munich 'Light and Matter'
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