Postdocs

Quentin Ficheux will join the Quantum Device Lab in July 2021 as a Postdoc. His research will focus on the implementation of Quantum circuits for simulation and computation. Quentin obtained his PhD from ENS Paris and Lyon, where he studied the dynamics of a Quantum bit under simultaneous and incompatible measurements. He then joined JQI at the University of Maryland, where he implemented high-fidelity gates on Fluxonium circuits.

James O'Sullivan will join the Quantum Device Lab in February 2021 as a postdoc. His research will focus on quantum optics interactions in superconducting circuits. He obtained an MPhys degree in physics from the University of Oxford and a PhD in quantum condensed matter physics from University College London, during which he focused on coupling superconducting resonators to ensembles of spins to create a quantum memory.

Anatoly Kulikov joined the Quantum Device Lab as a PostDoc in January 2021. His research focus is quantum communication using superconducting circuits. After receiving his BSc and MSc degrees in theoretical physics from St. Petersburg State University, he joined the SQD Lab in the University of Queensland, Australia for PhD to work with in-situ control over superconducting qubits.

Christoph Hellings joined the Quantum Device Lab in November 2019 as a Postdoc. He obtained his PhD from TU Munich, where he worked on signal processing methods for wireless communication systems as well as on algorithms for nonconvex optimization. At the Quantum Device Lab, his research includes the design and implementation of algorithms for quantum computation and quantum simulation as well as signal processing aspects in superconducting circuits.

Andrés Rosario joined the Quantum Device Lab in October 2019 as a Postdoc. His research focuses on hybrid quantum systems combining semiconductor quantum dots with superconducting circuits. During his PhD in Arkady Fedorov's group at the University of Queensland, he studied waveguide QED phenomena with superconducting circuits, with a particular focus on nonreciprocal devices.

joined QuDev in October 2010 as a PhD student to examine the manipulation of Rydberg atoms with on-chip microwave cavities. After defending his PhD thesis in December 2015 he continued to work with us as a PostDoc until August 2016. After leaving our group Tobias moved on the University of Colorado Boulder to work as a PostDoc with Prof. Cindy Regal.

defended his PhD thesis in October 2013 and continued to work with us until December 2013. Lars is now working as an IT/Engeneering Conslultant at AWK Group in Zurich Oerlikon.

was a PostDoc with us from August 2013 to August 2014. After leaving the Quantum Device Lab he moved on to Stanford University, where he was appointed Assistant Professor at the Department of Applied Physics, Ginzton Laboratory, where he leads the Laboratory for Integrated Nano-Quantum Systems (LINQS).

was a PostDoc in our group from September 2011 to October 2012. He then moved on to Munich to study towards becoming a registered patent attorney. Klaus received his PhD degree in physics from the University of Oxford (UK), where he carried out his research in Prof. Ian Walmsley's group. His PhD work was on optical quantum memories and light-matter interactions.

completed his PhD thesis in our group in October 2012. He continued as a PostDoc in a joint project beteween the group of Prof. Christian Schönenberger at the Univ. of Basel and the Quantum Device Lab. In February 2014 Gabriel moved on to the Univ. of Zurich and IBM.