Photo (Paderborn University, Jennifer Bounoua): Prof Dr Johannes Blömer (left), Vice President for Research and Junior Academics, awarded prizes for excellent dissertations to: (from left to right): Dr Raschid Abedin, Dr Marius Dörner, Dr Philipp Dierks und Dr Hendrik Rose.
27.01.2023
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TRR 142 - Maßgeschneiderte nichtlineare Photonik: Von grundlegenden Konzepten zu funktionellen Strukturen
Dr Hendrik Rose has been awarded a prize for his outstanding dissertation “Theoretical Analysis of the Interaction between Semiconductor Nanostructures and Quantum Light: From Single Pulses to Four-Wave Mixing“.
On Thursday, 2 February, at 5 pm, a galactic event will take place in lecture hall O1 at the University of Paderborn: In his lecture, Dr. Hubert Zitt from the University of Kaiserslautern will compare the visions of "Star Trek" with the current state of science and technology in a serious and at the same time humorous way.
Der 13. Theorieworkshop der jDPG findet in der Jugendherberge Wewelsburg statt. Studierende und Doktoranden erhalten während einer mehrtägigen Veranstaltung detaillierte Einblicke in einen Forschungsbereich. Zum diesjährigen Thema "Quanteninformation" hält Prof. Dr. Jan Sperling einen Vortrag über "Quantenverschränkung".
Scientific exchange and mutual presentation of project results were reason enough for around 80 members of TRR 142 to meet for the second workshop this year on November 28th and 29th, 2022 in Bad Sassendorf.
On 10 November 22, the young researchers of TRR 142-3 came together for a doctorate’s meeting in the P8 building at UPB. Welcomed by Christine Silberhorn and Dirk Waldhoff, they could take a closer look into possible career paths in and outside academia and discussed the needs and possibilities on their way towards the PhD.
Dirk Waldhoff and the coach/trainer Uta Stiene presented the especially tailored future coaching programme “Female…
The world needs more energy, preferably in a form that is clean and renewable. This requires sophisticated energy-storage strategies that go beyond the presently used lithium-ion batteries. In this context, there is an intense search for new electrode materials that provide high working voltages, thermal stability, and energy densities, as well as fast ion (de)intercalation.
The world is just about to leap into quantum technology 2.0, promising a performance boost for existing and completely new functionalities and devices.
Illustration photo (Paderborn University, Besim Mazhiqi): Researchers from the ‘Integrated Quantum Optics’ working group entangle photons, the smallest possible light particles.
24.10.2022
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TRR 142 - Maßgeschneiderte nichtlineare Photonik: Von grundlegenden Konzepten zu funktionellen Strukturen
In September, the annual conference of the German Physical Society (DPG) with a focus on condensed matter physics and optics with more than 3000 participants took place in Regensburg. The groups of the TRR142 were represented with an impressive number of more than 20 oral and poster contributions of which three were invited talks.
Dr. Tobias Henksmeier, PostDoc in the team for optoelectronic materials and components of Prof. Dr. Dirk Reuter, has received one of the three awards for the best poster of the section for condensed matter.
Dr. Agnieszka Kozub is a Postdoctoral researcher in the group of Prof. Wolf Gero Schmidt.
In her work, Agnieszka focuses on the application and development of efficient and accurate ab-initio methods that give access to the nonlinear optical spectra, e.g. χ(2) and χ(3).
Photo (Paderborn University, Besim Mazhiqi): An international team of researchers from Germany, China, Israel and Vietnam has deciphered the attosecond collision dynamics of electrons with neighbouring atoms in solids, making them the first to identify the structure and dynamics of certain information encoded within the band structure.
03.11.2021
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TRR 142 - Maßgeschneiderte nichtlineare Photonik: Von grundlegenden Konzepten zu funktionellen Strukturen
Prof. Torsten Meier (A07, UPB) and his collaborating scientists published their latest results in Ultrafast Science (title: Neighboring Atom Collisions in Solid-State High Harmonic Generation)
The next information technology revolution is the quantum computer, promising a performance boost that exceeds any classical devices by exploiting the quantum properties of physical systems. In our multidisciplinary research we connect different fields and arch across different physical platforms, which is essential for the future application and success of such quantum devices. By combining quantum resource theory from quantum information…
