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Quantum vibrations – sound waves shake photonic quantum technologies

Europhysics News invited us to write an article on the fundamental interaction between light and vibrations. In it, we explore how traveling acoustic waves can help realize hybrid quantum systems by coupling platforms such as superconducting circuits, quantum dots, and spin systems, and we highlight…

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Welcome to the group!

Very warm welcome to Faress Madhoun and Cyrus Young! Both are currently in their undergraduate studies at the universities of Ottawa and British Columbia, respectively, and joined us for research internships until summer.

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Optische neuronale Netze können durch Akustik an Nichtlinearität gewinnen

Neuronale Netze sind eine typische Struktur, auf der künstliche Intelligenz basieren kann. Die Bezeichnung ›neuronal‹ beschreibt ihre Art der Lernfähigkeit, die die Arbeitsweise von Neuronen unseres Gehirns zu einem gewissen Grad nachahmt. Für ihre Funktionsweise sind Schlüsselkomponenten…

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Goodbye to our former Postdoc Xinglin Zeng

Prof. Xinglin Zeng accompanied our research group as a postdoctoral researcher for five years. In this time, he published five first-author papers with the group, had several postdeadline papers and visited many conferences to present his work! Thank you Xinglin for all the time spend together, not…

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Let there be light and sound – How light-sound interactions can propel neuromorphic computing and quantum technologies

Every year the Max Planck Society features research from their numerous institutes. This year, the Stiller Research Group was invited to give an overview of the achievements of our research group over the last years. It explains how our fabrication-free approach to optical neuromorphic computing…

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Welcome to the group Dr. Gladys Jara Schulz!

Dr. Gladys Jara Schulz joins us as a Humbolt Research Fellow. Over this program The Alexander von Humbolt Foundation supports highly qualified researchers to carry out a self-chosen project with a host in Germany. Gladys received her PhD while working at the Centre for Nanosciences and…

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Kontakt

Forschungsgruppe Birgit Stiller

Max-Planck-Institut für die Physik des Lichts
Staudtstr. 2
91058 Erlangen

birgit.stiller@mpl.mpg.de

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