Institute for Applied Physics
Institute for Applied Physics (IAP)
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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TU researchers have developed and tested a novel technology for even more precise quantum sensors
UNESCO's International Year of Quantum Science and Technology begins with a success for TU researchers at the Institute of Applied Physics: Physical Review Research publishes results of their research on dichroic mirror pulses. These act like velocity-selective traffic controllers for atoms by directing the particles with correct velocity towards detection while letting run troublemakers into the void.
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Neu an der TU Darmstadt: Professor Claudiu Genes
Institut für Angewandte Physik – Theoretische Quantentechnologie
DPG Quantum2025
100 years is just the beginning…
Contact
Prof. Dr. Reinhold Walser
gd-iap@physik.tu-...
work +49 6151 16-20320
Work
S2|09 104
Hochschulstr. 4a
64289
Darmstadt
Dagmar Kutschera
sekretariat-iap@physik.tu-...
work +49 6151 16-20401
Work
S2|09 1
Hochschulstr. 4a
64289
Darmstadt
Christine Schütze
sekretariat-iap@physik.tu-...
work +49 6151 16-20321
Work
S2|09 1
Hochschulstraße 4A
64289
Darmstadt