Students
Philipp Lorenz Ballauf
Lorenz joined the experimental group of Prof. Dr. Paul Scheier. He builds up and performs experiments on a new setup for ion-surface interactions with the aim to study the stability of plasma facing materials and to investigate astrochemical processes that are relevant for the atmosphere of Titan and the origin of life.
+43 512 507 52617
Nina Bersenkowitsch
Nina works in the ion cyclotron resonance mass spectrometry laboratory of Prof. Dr. Martin Beyer and studies atmospheric photo-chemical processes in an aerosol environment. She received her Master in Physics at the University of Innsbruck in 2016.
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Elvia Colella
Elvia joined the group of Prof. Dr. Helmut Ritsch and works on many-body phenomena in ultra-cold gases coupled to optical resonators. She received her Master in Physics at the University of Pisa.
+43 512 507 52203
Ulrich Czopak
Ulrich joined the Photonics group of Prof. Weihs in 2016 for his Master thesis on spectroscopy of coupled micropillars. He continues to work on confined systems of exciton-polaritons in the doctoral programme with the aim to generate quantum states of light with partly light, partly matter quasiparticles.
+43 512 507 52570
Gianmaria Durastante
Gianmaria from Italy works in the group of Prof.a Dr. Francesca Ferlaino on the RARE (Rydberg Atoms with Rare Earths) experiment. He received his Master in physics from the University of Trento on sub-Doppler cooling of sodium atoms in gray molasses.
+43 512 507 4747
Matthias Englbrecht
Matthias studies applications of multipartite entanglement in the group of Prof. Barbara Kraus. He received his Master in Physics from Ludwig-Maximilian University and Technical University of Munich with the thesis Robust preparation of logical basis states in planar codes.
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Isabella Fritsche
Isabella joined the FeLiKx experiment of Prof. Dr. Rudolf Grimm, where she plans to do experiments with a species-selective optical lattice. She received her Master in Physics at the University of Innsbruck on Sub-Doppler Cooling of Fermionic Lithium.
+43 512 507 4769
Katharina Geistlinger
Katharina studies water clusters and chromophores in the terahertz spectroscopy laboratory of Prof. Dr. Roland Wester. She received her Master in Physics at the University of Innsbruck on A Tunable Terahertz-System for Continuous-Wave Molecular Spectroscopy.
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Martin Hebenstreit
Martin joined the group of Prof.a Barbara Kraus, where he studies quantum information theory. He received his Master in Physics at the University of Innsbruck in 2015 on the topic of the maximally entangled set of a tripartite qutrit states.
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Jakob Heller
Jakob studies hydrated metal ions with an ion cyclotron resonance mass spectrometer in the group of Prof. Dr. Martin Beyer. He received his Master in Physics at the University of Innsbruck on Infrared Multiphoton Dissociation of Cesium Iodide Clusters Doped with Peptides.
+43 512 507 52693
Milena Horvath
Milena works on the CsIII experiment in the team of Hanns-Christoph Nägerl. She received her Master in Physics at the University of Otago on Energy dependent scattering of ultracold atoms about a Feshbach resonance.
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Arthur Jungkind
Arthur from Germany joined the cavity QED group of Prof. Dr. Helmut Ritsch and investigates Bose-Einstein condensates in optical resonators. He studied Physics at the Friedrich-Schiller universty in Jena, where he received his Master of Science. The topic of his Master thesis was localized solutions in Photonic-Graphene.
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Matthias Kondrak
Matthias joined the quantitative spectroscopy group of Prof. Norbert Przybilla in the Institute for Astro- and Particle Physics. During his physics-Master studies at the University of Innsbruck he worked on a spectroscopic atlas of the A8 IB supergiant HD 80404 in the near-IR.
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Franziska Dahlmann
Franziska studies low-frequency vibrational modes in cold ionic complexes in the laboratory of Prof. Dr. Roland Wester and at the FELIX FEL facility in Nijmegen, the Netherlands. The latter allows access to the far-infrared frequency range for vibrational spectroscopy of weakly bound negative ions.
+43 512 507 52754
Lorenz Kranabetter
Lorenz works on the helium nanodroplet experiment in the group of Prof. Dr. Paul Scheier and explores the unique properties of these systems in cluster growth mechanisms, ion molecule reactions, and spectroscopy. These make helium nanodroplets an exciting tool for studying cold chemistry and nanoparticles.
+43 512 507 52618
Hendrik Poulsen Nautrup
Hendrik from Germany joined the group of Prof. Dr. Hans J. Briegel and works on measurement-based quantum computation and the application of artificial intelligence in quantum information and computation. He received his Master in Physics at the Stony Brook University in New York, USA.
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Davide Orsucci
Davide from Italy joined the group of Prof. Dr. Hans J. Briegel and works on measurement-based quantum computation. During is Master he studied Theoretical physics at the University of Pisa. The title of his Master thesis was: Quantum control, computation, and privacy.
+43 512 507 52245
Maximilian Prilmüller
Max investigates semiconductor quantum dots as sources of entangled photons in the group of Prof. Dr. Gregor Weihs, where he also received his Master of Science in Physics. The topic of his Master thesis was coherent control of a semiconductor quantum dot.
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Michael Rader
Michael joined the group of Prof. Dr. Andreas Läuchli and investigates quantum many-body systems and ultracold quantum gases with numerical simulations. Michael finished his Master in Physics in Innsbruck with the thesis Projected Entangled Pair States for Two-Dimensional Spin Systems.
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Artem Rakcheev
Artem from Germany works in the group of Prof. Dr. Andreas Läuchli. He joined the DK-programme in August 2017 and currently investigates the dynamics of quantum spin systems in the context of quantum annealing. Artem obtained a Master's degree in Physics from the Ludwig-Maximilian University of Munich. In his Master thesis in the group of Dr. Fabian Heidrich-Meisner, he studied many-body localization on a spin ladder.
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Christian Schneider
Christian from Germany joined the group of Prof. Dr. Gerhard Kirchmair and works with superconducting technologies to reach the limits of today´s high precision measurements. He finished his Master thesis with a focus on superconducting circuits at the Technical University of Munich.
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Malcolm Simpson
Malcolm from Great Britain joined the group of Prof. Dr. Roland Wester, where he works on laser spectroscopy of trapped molecular ions of astrochemical interest. He received his Master of Science in Physics from the Imperial College in London.
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Elisa Soave
Elisa joined the DynamiK experiment of Prof. Dr. Rudolf Grimm, where she is working on a new Fermi-Fermi mixture of Dy and K. She attended the University of Pisa and developed her Master project on the design and characterization of a microscope objective at LKB in Paris.
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Maximilian Sohmen
Max studied physics in Heidelberg and spent the last year of his MSc programme at the University of Cambridge, where he worked on Fast Production of Strongly-Interacting Bose Gases. He joined the group of Prof. Dr. Francesca Ferlaino in the RARE team and he will focus on the development of a new optical-lattice setup for dipolar quantum gases.
+43 512 507 4750
Lea Trenkwalder
Lea joined the group of Prof. Dr. Hans J. Briegel and works on the application of artificial intelligence in quantum experiments. She received her Master in Physics at the University of Innsbruck on the topic of Protective Simulation with multi-layered compositional memory applied to partially observable problems.
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Govind Unnikrishnan
Govind joined the group of Prof. Dr. Hanns-Christoph Nägerl in the ultracold potassium-cesium molecules project. He received his BS and MS degrees from the Indian Institute of Science Education and Research (IISER), Pune with a master's thesis on Quantum Noise & Actuator Based Control in Spin Ensembles.
+43 512 507 52432
Maximilian Zanner
Max graduated at the Karlsruher Institute for Technology in Germany in 2016. His research included measuring non-reciprocal effects in waveguide quantum electrodynamics with superconducting qubits. He joined the group of Prof. Dr. Gerhard Kirchmair, where he is working on analog quantum simulations.
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