has been a summer student with us from June to August 2010. He was an undergraduate at Yale University where he also did research at the Quantronics Lab. In fall 2010 Will was awarded one of the prestigious Rhodes scholarships to pursue a Master's degree at Oxford starting in the fall of 2011.
Sarthak joined the Quantum Device Lab as a summer student from April to July 2013 during his physics degree programm at the Indian Institute of Technology in Kharagpur, India.
Marten joined our group as a summer student during his bachelor studies at LMU Munich from August to September 2012.
She joined the group for a project within the manipulation of supersonic beams of Rydberg atoms during summer 2015. Marie-Therese studies physics at Vienna’s University of Technology. So far she has worked on the measurement of ultra-short laser pulses, the fabrication of Josephson Junctions and computationally investigated the transition of the Hubbard model to the Falicov Kimball model.
Grégoire joined the Quantum Device Lab in April 2017 as a summer student. He was a normalien civil servant student undertaking an MSc in fundamental and applied Physics at École Normale Supérieur Paris-Saclay.
Jacob joined the Quantum Device Lab in May 2017 for a four-month internship as a Bachelor's student in physics at the University of Waterloo in Canada. He has worked at the Institute for Quantum Computing, the Korea Research Institute of Standards and Science, and the Research Center for Advanced Science and Technology at The University of Tokyo studying superconducting qubits.
was working with us as a summer student from Jul. - Oct. 2006. He graduated from Yale College ('05), New Haven, CT. Now he works at a small electrochemistry research company near Boston called Giner and is a part time PhD student in Physics at MIT, Cambrdige, MA.
Ziyad received his Bachelor degree from the ENS Lyon. He joned the Quantum Device Lab during the spring term 2015 for a three month internship.
Ramy came from Ecole normale supérieure, Paris. He had worked on modelling and experimentally implementing two-qubit geometric gates using Transmon qubits from March to July 2015.
Peng joined the Quantum Device Lab during the fall term 2016. He is interested in different aspects of quantum information science, and was working towards an MSc in physics.
