Young scientists play a critical role in the development of technologies. Junior researchers bring fresh ideas, innovative perspectives, and a willingness to collaborate across disciplines to develop tomorrow's key technologies.

BERLIN QUANTUM Fellows were selected due to a highly-competitive multi-step selection process starting with an international call for applications. 

In Berlin, BERLIN QUANTUM Fellows have the opportunity to explore quantum-based fundamental research within the framework of a unique ecosystem between research and technology, and to develop it further to applications in industry.

BERLIN QUANTUM Postdoctoral Fellows

From left: Dr. Henry Marx, Dr. Zhuo-Yu Xian, Dr. Saptarshi Saha, Dr. Johannes Piotrowski, Dr. George Mouloudakis, Dr. Imad Limame, Dr. Inna Kviatkovsky, Dr. Alfredo Kögler, Dr. Sinan Gündogdu, Dr. Alessandro De Vita, Dr. Jie Chen, Dr. Jose Antonio Carrasco, Dr. Fariha Azad, Prof. Arno Rauschenbeutel

Further details about our BERLIN QUANTUM Postdoctoral Fellows and their research projects can be found HERE.

BERLIN QUANTUM Doctoral Fellows

From left to right: Dr. Henry Marx, Lorenz Wanckel, Julian Nauth, Amon Ruge Uchiyama,Shachi Machchar, Simon Gabaj, Jia Jiao, Dominic Arinzhe Azih, Prof. Arno Rauschenbeutel

Further information about the BERLIN QUANTUM PhD Fellows and their research projects can be found HERE.
 

On BERLIN QUANTUM Day 2024, leading experts, researchers, and enthusiasts in the field of quantum technology as well as representative from politics and industry were brought together. It was an excellent opportunity to explore the latest breakthroughs, to foster collaborations, and to engage with cutting-edge research and applications shaping the future of quantum science in Berlin.