From semiconductors to quantum technologies

Saturday 25 May 2019, 09:00 → 17:00 Europe/Zurich

Semper Aula (ETHZ Semper Aula)

Gabriel Aeppli (Paul Scherrer Institut), Hans-Christian Sigg (Paul Scherrer Institut)

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From semiconductors to quantum technologies

While information technology the last 50 years was based on conventional semiconductor electronics, future technologies – aiming to enhance the performance of computers, sensors etc. and to secure data communication for the future internet - will us the quantum origin of nature, which can be realized in many typ of materials.

Here we like to highlight the opportunities for the traditional semiconductor materials to remain the ground on which also the new technology concepts will relay on.

 

Registration deadline: 20. May 2019

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1 Welcome

Speakers: Gabriel Aeppli (Paul Scherrer Institut), Hans-Christian Sigg (Paul Scherrer Institut)

2 Future of Semiconductor manufacturing

Future of Semiconductor manufacturing

Speaker: Yasin Ekinci (Paul Scherrer Institut)

3 Quantum applied: the new S.I. system of units

Speaker: Klaus von Klitzing (MPI Stuttgart)

4 Light from Silicon: the intersubband way?

Speaker: Jérôme Faist (ETHZ)

10:30 Coffee

5 Coupling spins to microwave photons

Speaker: Klaus Ensslin (ETHZ)

6 Interactions in metallic quantum islands ajar: from heat blockade to electron teleportation

Speaker: Ulf Gennser (Universität Paris Sud)

7 A quantum leap in classical optics

Speaker: George Bruls (University Frankfurt)

12:30 Lunch

8 tba

Speaker: Theo Rasing (RU Nijmegen)

9 tba

Speaker: Elisabeth Müller (Paul Scherrer Institut)

10 Ptychography: more than just high-resolution imaging

Speaker: Ana Diaz (Paul Scherrer Institut)

11 Towards exploiting PSI's accelerator-based photon sources for investigation of solid state based coherent quantum control

Speaker: Dr Simon Gerber (PSI - Paul Scherrer Institut)

15:00 Coffee

12 The Germanium Laser

Speaker: Francesco Taro Armand Pilon

13 Will Germanium become the new leading material for quantum information processing?

Speaker: Giordano Scappucci (QuTech - TU Delft)

14 Defect engineering of Germanium

Speaker: Moritz Brehm (University Linz)

15 Closing