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Soko Stuttgart

Soko Stuttgart: A strange emergency call arrives at the headquarter: AI entrepreneur Danny Nolte lies dead in the smart home control room of his apartment. The right case for inspector and tech nerd Rico Sander. The ZAQuant at the University of Stuttgart was one of the filming locations.
[Photo: ZDF]

Infrastructure

New interactiv 3D-Tour through the cleanroom!

Günther Oettinger, former European Commissioner for Digital Economy and Society, and Dr. Frank Nopper, mayor of the state capital Stuttgart, visits the ZAQuant.
[Photo: Stephan Hirschmann, ZAQuant]

QuantumBW

Baden-Württemberg presents quantum strategy at the University of Stuttgart
[Photo: Universität Stuttgart/Uli Regenscheit]

Highlight

High-fidelity control of a nitrogen-vacancy-center spin qubit at room temperature using the sinusoidally modulated, always rotating, and tailored protocol.
[Photo: Phys. Rev. A]

Plasma Enhanced Chemical Vapour Deposition (PECVD) installed.

Plasma Enhanced Chemical Vapour Deposition (PECVD) installed.

New Equipment for Plasma Enhanced Chemical Vapour Deposition (PECVD) installed and can be used for the deposition of silicon nitride and oxide.
[Photo: R. Stöhr]

Nanopillars

Quantum enhanced precision in sensing nanoscale phenomena.

Exceptional demands on new research building

Exceptional demands on new research building

The demands on the building when planning the layout and structural engineering were high, because the research has to take place with the least possible interference from low-frequency magnetic fields
[Photo: hammeskrause architekten bda]

Magnetometer v3.0

Magnetometer v3.0

First compact diamond magnetometer.

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The Center for Applied Quantum Technology is bringing together experts in quantum physics and photonics with engineering science to achieve applied quantum technology particularly for quantum sensors. Projects in the center comprise integrated quantum sensors for electric and magnetic fields, pressure, force, gyration or temperature. The center is housed in a dedicated research building to be consigned in 2020 with specialized laboratory space for precision measurements on quantum sensors.

Photo: Hammeskrause Architekten

News and Events

State provides 4.7 million euros for IQST-Graduate School @QuantumBW

Photo: Jan Will

First the Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting, then quantum research in Stuttgart

Photo: Ludmilla Parsyak / Gabriel Parsyak

ZAQuant in DBZ 11|2023

The area of Stuttgart is the most innovative region in Germany

Architecture for cutting-edge research

Photo: Schöck Combar®

QuantumBW: Baden-Württemberg presents quantum strategy at the University of Stuttgart

Team

Head of Institute and technical contacts

Projects

A short description of our research projects

Infrastructure

The research environment of the Center for Applied Quantum Technology is unique in the world: …

Who We Are

Experts in Solid State, Atom Physics and Quantum Optics come together to build next generation …

Highlights

Highlights of the ZAQuant

Construction process

Researchers playground for building future Quantum Technologies

News and Events

Updating our recent achievements and future steps

Ministerium für Finanzen Baden-Württemberg

Ministerium für Forschung Baden-Württemberg

Bundesministerium für Bildung und Forschung

Contact

This image shows Jörg Wrachtrup

[Photo: David Ausserhofer]

This image shows Harald Giessen

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