Graham Norris started as a PhD student in October 2018, working on the OpenSuperQ project with a focus on 3D integration. Before, he supported us as a Research Assistant. He previously conducted Semester- and Master-thesis projects within the ETH Zurich Master program (MSc ETH Physics) in our group.

Livio conducted an external Master thesis in the group of Professor Leo DiCarlo at TU Delft, Netherlands during the spring semester 2017. He previously joined our group to accomplish his Bachelor-thesis (BSc ETH Interdisciplinary Sciences).

Patrik conducted an external Master thesis project in the group of Peter Leek at the University of Oxford, UK during the spring term 2017. He was previously in our group for a semester-thesis project as part of his Bachelor education (BSc ETH Physics).

Jonas conducted his Master-thesis at the Quantum Device Lab during the spring term 2017. He first joined our group in 2014 for his Bachelor's thesis (BSc ETH Interdisciplinary Sciences).

Moritz contucted an external Master thesis in the group of Prof. William D. Oliver at MIT in Boston, USA during the autumn semester 2017.  He was previously in our group for a semester-thesis project as part of his Bachelor (BSc ETH Physics).

Karl joined the Quantum Device Lab from October 2016 until July2017 as part of his apprenticeship as a physics laboratory assistant that he started at ETH in 2013.

Raphael Keller will be part of the Superconducting Circuits team of the ETH Zurich - PSI Quantum Computing Hub. He will join the Quantum Device Lab in August 2021 after he worked for the Quantum Device Lab from 2016 to 2018. Previously he completed an apprenticeship as a polymechanic a part-time continuing education in mechatronics and systems engineering. Between 2018 and 2021 Raphael has worked for Santex Rimar Group as a design engineer.

Melvin Frey joined the Quantum Device Lab in April 2015 after having completed an apprenticeship as a polymechanics at Bruker BioSpin AG. In 2018 he finished his part-time continuing education as a mechanical engineer. He left our group in September 2019.

R&D Engineer/Project Manager. Janis Lütolf joined the Quantum Device Lab in December 2010 after having completed an apprenticeship as Physics Laboratory Assistant at Kistler Instrumente AG in Winterthur. In 2015 he received a Bachelor's degree of Science ZFH in mechanical engineering from the Zurich University of Applied Sciences (ZHAW). Since October 2015 Janis has been leading the Technical Staff of the Quantum Device Lab. He is also supervising ETH apprentices.

Martin Göppl rejoined our lab in September 2016 to work on the realization of 3D integrated circuit-QED systems after having been a PhD student with us from April 2006 to May 2009. Before that, he had obtained a Diploma degree in Physics from TU Munich, Germany. After finishing his PhD, Martin started to work for the company Sensirion.