FROM SEMICONDUCTORS TO QUANTEN TECHNOLOGIES

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Welcome 9:00 Gabriel Aeppli

Hans Sigg, PSI

Semiconductors and Quantum Technology 9:05 Yasin Ekinci

PSI Future of Semiconductor manufacturing

9:30 Klaus von Klitzing MPI-Stuttgart Quantum applied: the new S.I. system of units

10:00 Jérôme Faist ETHZ Light from Silicon: the intersubband way?

10:30 – 11:00

COFFEE

11:00 Klaus Ensslin ETHZ Coupling spins to microwave photons

11:30 Ulf Gennser Université Paris-Sud

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

Intermezzo 12:00 George Bruls

Uni Frankfurt A quantum leap in classical optics

12:30

13:30 13:30 Theo Rasing

RU Nijmegen An optical leap in quantum spintronics

Imaging and QT at PSI Lenny Rivkin, Hans Braun 14:00 Anna Diaz

PSI Ptychography: more than just high resolution imaging

14:30 Simon Gerber PSI

PSI’s photon sources for investigation of solid state based coherent quantum control

15:00 – 15:30

COFFEE

Quests for Germanium 15:30 Giovanni Isella

POLIMI, Como Intro: Ge-nesis

15:40 Giordano Scappucci QuTech-TU Delft Quantum Computing with Germanium

16:10 Francesco Armand Pilon PSI The Germanium Laser

16:30 Moritz Brehm Linz University Defect engineering of Germanium

17:00 Closing

Program Symposium 25 May 2019, Semper Aula, ETHZ main building

Hans Sigg: My first Oxford cryostat has been purchased around 1980, at KU Nijmegen; many more had followed since, and still are. || Since my time at MPI, 1985, I work almost exclusively with Bruker’s FTIR systems. I can not count the many system purchased since by me and by colleagues I advised accordingly. || GMP was my first company to deal with when I returned to Switzerland in 1990, delivering and maintaining several argon laser systems and many more. || EKSPLA was an amazing experience when they build a laser system for us in 2009 from details given in a public journal-publication. They achieved even better performance than the academic inventors.