IRTG "Bildgebung von Quantensystemen: Photonen, Moleküle, Materialien"
Förderzeitraum: 01.10.2024 bis 30.09.2027
In diesem Graduiertenkolleg sollen die Bereiche Quantenoptik, ultraschnelle elektronische Dynamik und elektronische Kohärenz kombierte werden um innovative Konzepte in den Bereichen Telekommunikation, Datenverarbeitung und Bildrekonstruktion zu realisieren. In dieser Graduiertenschule werden die Forschungsgebiete Quantenoptik, ultraschnelle Elektronendynamik und elektronische Kohärenz synergetisch kombiniert.
All projects are co-supervised by principal investigators from Germany (DE) and Canada (CA)
Project 1: Holonomic quantum gates in integrated waveguides
Stefan Scheel (DE), Alexander Szameit (DE), Jeff Lundeen (CA)
Project 2: Quantum thermodynamics in randomized structures
Alexander Szameit (DE), Stefan Scheel (DE), Christoph Simon (CA), Robert Boyd (CA)
Project 3: New second harmonic generation modalities in biological samples to separate between collagen and myosin
Simone Baltrusch (DE), Albert Stolow (CA), Ravi Bhardwaj (CA), Paul Corkum (CA)
Project 4: Tunable integrated photonic quantum circuits
Alexander Szameit (DE), Ebrahim Karimi (CA)
Project 5: Imaging of dynamics and electronic structure of materials
Eleftherios Goulielmakis (DE), Thomas Brabec (CA)
Project 6: Coherent Diffractive Imaging of Quantum Dynamics in Isolated Nanosystems
Thomas Fennel (DE), Lora Ramunno (CA), Thomas Brabec (CA)
Project 7: Transient absorption spectroscopy and coherences of molecules in the gas phase
Stefan Lochbrunner (DE), Albert Stolow (CA)
Project 8: Machine Learning for Molecular Quantum Dynamics
O. Kühn (DE), M. Schuurman (CA)
Project 9: Quantum machine learning with Boson sampling
Stefan Scheel (DE), Khabat Heshami (CA)
Project 10: Tracing sub-cycle coherent and collisional electron dynamics in finite systems
Thomas Fennel (DE), Thomas Brabec (CA)
Project 11: Imaging of biological structures by combined usage of second- and third harmonic generation multiphoton microscopy
Simone Baltrusch (DE), Barry Sanders (CA)
Project 12: Use of AI for comparative phasor plot analyses in the evaluation of Fluorescence Lifetime Imaging (FLIM) analyses of biological samples
Simone Baltrusch (DE), Barry Sanders (CA)
