At the Institute for Applied Physics research is conducted in the field of modern optics. Novel laser systems and their properties are investigated and the quantum properties of light are used to store and cool atoms. In addition, new quantum encryption methods are explored with the aim of making our computers of the future more secure.
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Images as if by magic
Research of the Experimental Solid State Quantum Optics Group
Quantum physics enables a new form of imaging that could make cancer diagnostics more precise. Physicists from Darmstadt, Jena and Barcelona have made quantum imaging more resilient to noise which may pave the way for practical applications such as in medicine.
Research at TU Darmstadt selected as breakthrough in optics in 2023
Scientists at TU Darmstadt extend research on quantum computing to new dimension
December of each year, OPTICA, the U.S. optical society, selects scientific breakthroughs of particular interest to the broad optics community that have emerged over the past year. In this year, research conducted in the group of Prof. Gerhard Birkl at the Institute of Applied Physics at Technische Universität Darmstadt has been highlighted in this exclusive list. The special issue “Optics in 2023” of the journal „Optics & Photonics News” (OPN) reports on work conducted by Malte Schlosser, Dominik Schäffner, and their colleagues, towards advancing unique architectures for quantum computing and quantum simulation.
Experimentelle Quantenoptik
Prof. Dr. G. Birkl, Prof. Dr. M. Gräfe, Prof. Dr. T. Walther
Attraktive Physik – Einblick in die vielfältige Forschungslandschaft am Fachbereich Physik
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