Future of Neutral Atom Quantum Computing
The EuRyQa consortium has published a new white paper outlining the current state of the art and future strategic directions for neutral atom quantum computing in Europe.
Florian Meinert
Sculpting Rydberg electron orbitals
In a new preprint, we propose local manipulation and spatio-temporal sculpting of the electronic matter wave of a Rydberg atom by a focused optical tweezer.
Join our ATOMIQ webinar on May 8th
We are excited to invite you to a webinar that showcases our unified, modular quantum hardware orchestration platform atomiq on March 8th, 10am (CEST) …
Seminar ‘Quantum Science with Interacting Arrays of Rydberg Atoms and Molecules’
The 837. WE-Heraeus-Seminar on ‘Quantum Science with Interacting Arrays of Rydberg Atoms and Molecules’ will take place in Bad Honnef July 27th – August 1st, 2025 …
Christian Hölzl receives PhD Quantum Future Award 2024
Christian Hölzl was awarded second place in the ‘Quantum Future Award’ competition for his outstanding doctoral thesis …
Circular Rydberg qubit talks to its ionic core
In the CiRQus project, we have implemented laser-controlled interactions between a highly-excited circular Rydberg qubit and a second ionic core electron …
Research internship In the Quantum Länd
Philéas Thibault, master student in physics at the École Normale Supérieure Paris-Saclay, has spent three months in our research group for a research internship on neutral atom quantum computing …
Christian has successfully defended his dissertation!
Christian Hölzl has successfully defended his doctoral thesis entitled “Realization of Alkaline-Earth Circular Rydberg Qubits in Optical Tweezer Arrays” …
Patent application filed for promising building blocks for quantum computer technology
‘The Quantum Länd’ team has filed a patent application for a whole set of important building blocks for future quantum computers, including a method for special optical tweezers for individual atoms, a vacuum-compatible electric field control and a novel concept for the realization of a fast qubit.
ATOMIQ – Our Convenience Layer for ARTIQ now available
Together with colleagues from the University of Kaiserslautern, we have developed the open source convenience layer ATOMIQ for the experiment control environment ARTIQ …