On the 7th of August the group went on a trip to Westenholz to play some Swingolf. On several different courses, some of them longer than 100 meters, each member of the MQO-Group could demonstrate his or her skills. Even though a few balls got lost in the bushes, it was a lot of fun and we had some really good weather. In the afternoon we then visited Delbrück with its leaning church tower to eat some delicious Pizza.
We congratulate Niki Suckau who has successfully defended his bachelor thesis titled "Comparing Laser-Written and Mask Lithography for Periodic Poling of Nonlinear Waveguides".
From June 21st till June 25th was the digital CLEO Europe conference 2021. The MQO group contributed with talks from Nina Lange and Frederik Thiele and a poster from Maximilian Protte. Their presentations can be found under the following link.
From May 10th till May 14th was the digital CLEO conference USA 2021. The MQO group contributed with a talk from Timon Schapeler. His presentation can be found under the following link.
In our paper we demonstrate and verify quantum detector tomography of a superconducting nanowire single-photon detector (SNSPD) in a multiplexing scheme which permits measurement of up to 71 000 photons per input pulse.
We congratulate Nina Amelie Lange who has successfully completed her master's studies titled "Towards Cryogenic Parametric Down-Conversion in Lithium Niobate Waveguides".
We congratulate Dominik Kostiuk who has successfully defended his bachelor thesis titled "Monitoring the Refractive Indices of Lithium Niobate Waveguides under Cryogenic Conditions".
Timon Schapeler has a new publication titled "Quantum detector tomography of a 2×2 multi-pixel array of superconducting nanowire single photon detectors".
Congratulations to Moritz who now starts his PhD in the group of Camille Brès at EPFL. It’s been great to have you in the group and we wish you all the best in Lausanne.
From May 11th till May 15th was the digital CLEO conference USA 2020. The MQO group contributed with talks from three different people: Moritz Bartnick, Jan Philipp Höpker, and Frederik Thiele.
We congratulate Frederik Thiele, Moritz Bartnick and Felix Dreher (from left to right with Jun.-Prof. Tim Bartley) for successfully completing their bachelor's and master's studies. Frederik Thiele defended his master's project titled "Polarisation Converter in Lithium Niobate Waveguides at Cryogenic Temperatures". Moritz Batnick obtained his master's degree with his thesis about "Nonlinear Optics at Cryogenic Temperatures". Felix Dreher achieved…
