The Photonics group is led by Prof. Gregor Weihs at the Institute for Experimental Physics at the University of Innsbruck. It is part of the FWF Cluster of Excellence "quantA - Quantum Science Austria" and of the FWF SFB BeyondC. Our research in quantum optics and quantum information focuses on semiconductor nanostructures and on the foundations of (quantum) physics.

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joins us as an exchange student
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GRADUATE

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Moritz Kaiser defends his MSc thesis 24.11.2025
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Florian Kappe defends his PhD thesis 28.10.2024
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Hannah Thiel defends her PhD thesis 09.08.2024
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CAREERS

We hope we have sparked your interest in the Photonics Research Group and look forward to receiving your application. You can find the current job vacancies  here .  If you have any questions about the application process, please do not hesitate to contact us

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NEWS

LNF26

The Long Night of Research is Austria's largest event dedicated to science, research and innovation and is aimed at all age groups. 

NTS

Quantum leap! In this Expert Talk, we will dive into the fascinating world of quantum IT.

quanten

Interview with Gregor Weihs about the structure of the world, reality, and cutting-edge research in Austria on the International Year of Quantum Science.

willkommen Quantenwelt

On November 6, Vienna City Hall hosted 800 guests for Willkommen Quantenwelt – a festive evening honoring 100 years of quantum theory and Austria’s role as quantum hub

quantum school

Bringing quantum to the classroom! Our colleagues visited schools to introduce pupils to complex quantum phenomena through playful, collaborative challenges using a quantum escape game.

ASA Logo

More details about the new telescope fromASA Astrosysteme GmbH can be found here.

Installation

Bodenstation

In a spectacular helicopter operation, more than five tons of scientific equipment were transported to the mountain in multiple flights under ideal weather conditions

New Tech­nique Improves Multi-Pho­ton State Gen­er­a­tionis! It is a significant step forward in making quantum dot sources more practical for real-world applications

Keep­ing the pho­ton in the dark! A research team led by Gregor Weihs has developed a method for the deliberate control of dark excitons in quantum dots

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