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Sven RamelowGroup Leader Office: 1'708 sven.ramelow@physik... +49 30 2093 82303 |
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Emma PearcePost-Doc Office: 1'612 emma.pearce@physik... +49 30 2093 82316 |
| Sven, born and grown-up in Berlin and having studied physics at Humboldt-University moved to Vienna to join Anton Zeilinger’s group for his PhD and 1st PostDoc. After spending two years in the USA on his 2nd PostDoc with Alex Gaeta and Michal Lipson at Cornell University, he returned to Berlin to start this group at Humboldt-University, based on an Emmy-Noether Fellowship and now funded as an Einstein Junior Fellow. Sven is fascinated by everything that involves nonlinear optics and quantum photonics, its fundamental aspects as well as actually making it useful for something. |
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Emma, originally from the north east of England, began working in quantum during a Master's degree at the University of Sheffield. She then delved deeper into quantum imaging and nonlinear optics during her Ph.D. and postdoc at Imperial College London, followed by a short postdoc at the University of Glasgow. Emma is passionate about applying the weird and wonderful nature of quantum to real-world technologies, as well as communicating this to a wider audience. |
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Felix MannPhD Student Office: 1'608 felix.mann@physik... +49 30 2093-82314 |
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Felipe GewersPhD Student Office: 1'612 felipe.gewers@physik... +49 30 2093 82316 |
| Felix is originally from Bavaria, studied in Göttingen and Oldenburg and came for his master thesis on microring resonators in silicon nitrite to the group. After that he continued with a PhD project on quantum frequency conversion with monolithic cavities made from bulk periodically-poled KTP. Felix likes to build tabletop experiments fitting on a small breadboard from scratch which make quantum phenomena tangible. | Felipe is Brazilian, completed his master's degree and part of his PhD at the University of São Paulo. During his a PhD he worked on the design and construction of a quantum teleportation system in continuous variables between frequencies compatible with rubdium's D1 line (795nm) and the telecommunications’ L-band (1608nm). He joined the group to work with optical coherence tomography, and in the quantum frequency converter project. He is fascinated by experimentally investigating non-classical states of light, as well as their possible applications. | |
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Atta SherwaniPhD Student Office: 1'612 sherwani@physik... +49 30 2093 82316 |
Marthe ZejaMaster Student Office: 1'605 marthe.zeja@physik... +49 30 2093 82338 |
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Meet Atta, a passionate physicist originally from Pakistan. His academic journey led him to pursue both his bachelor's and master's degrees in Turkey, with a background in solid-state physics. Fascinated by the intricacies of light, Atta delved into the world of quantum optics while working at a startup in Turkey. There, he was introduced to the captivating applications of quantum principles. Now, Atta is pursuing his Ph.D. in quantum sensing, focusing on quantum spectroscopy within the research group. He is thrilled to witness firsthand the practical applications of quantum mechanics unfolding before his eyes. |
Marthe, born and grown up in Berlin, joined the group for her Bachelor's thesis. If time permits alongside her studies, she is working on a "sensing with undetected photons"-experiment for the F-Praktikum, is interested in optics design and will start her Master's thesis in spring. In addition to her work in the lab, Marthe supports the group in organisational activities and is always interested in lively teamwork. | |
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