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Indo-German Workshop on Quantum Sensing

Dresden, July 1st 2026

Prof. Dr. Nabeel Aslam attended the Indo-German Workshop on Quantum Sensing with Quantum Materials: Present and Future hosted at the Leibniz Institute for Solid State and Materials Research (IFW) in Dresden. He delivered a talk exploring the unique spin properties of the neutrally charged nitrogen-vacancy (NV0) center within its metastable state, highlighting its potential applications for advanced quantum sensing technologies.

Quantum Information Group at Jobcafe 2026

Leipzig, June 26th 2026

We participated in the Jobcafe event held at the Faculty of Physics and Earth System Sciences. Our team actively advertised several open PhD positions within our quantum information research group to prospective candidates.

Group BBQ in Friedenspark

Leipzig, June 25th 2026

Despite exceptionally hot weather, our group gathered for a summer BBQ in the Friedenspark. Alongside great food, we enjoyed competitive rounds of table tennis and a relaxed evening together.

IdeenExpo 2026: Presenting DiQuaMus

Hannover, June 20th–28th 2026

Our group members Mokessh and Fedor presented the BMFTR-funded outreach project DiQuaMus at the IdeenExpo in Hannover. They showcased interactive exhibits designed to bring quantum concepts to a broader audience.

Installation of New 6 Tesla Magnet System

Leipzig, June 22nd–25th 2026

A new vector 6-1-1 Tesla magnet system featuring a room-temperature bore arrived and was successfully installed in our laboratory. This system unlocks completely new capabilities for high-field experiments with defect centers in diamond.

QDiamond26 Conference

Oegstgeest, June 15th–18th 2026

Principal Investigators from all over the world working on defect centers in diamond gathered at the Hotel Landgoed Oud-Poelgeest near Leiden, Netherlands, for the QDiamond26 conference. This long-running, highly focused conference series was originally started by Alex Retzker (Hebrew University), who also participated this year. The event facilitated intense, expert-level discussions and the sharing of recent results. We want to thank the local hosts, Tim Taminiau and Toeno van der Sar, for organizing an excellent program. Prof. Dr. Nabeel Aslam presented our group's latest patented method for isotropic quantum sensing with neutrally charged NV centers and its practical applications.

Silicon Saxony Days

Dresden, June 16th 2026

Dhruv gave a talk titled "Quantum Sensors: A New Microscope for the Nanoscale" at the Silicon Saxony Days. He highlighted how atomic-scale defects in diamond - known as nitrogen-vacancy (NV) centers - can act as local quantum probes capable of operating under ambient conditions to measure magnetic fields, temperature, and other physical quantities with nanometer-scale resolution. His presentation focused on how quantum sensing can evolve from a laboratory technique into a practical tool for characterization and diagnostics.

European Quantum PhD Days

Paris-Saclay, June 15th–16th 2026

Kuldeep represented our group at the European Quantum PhD-Days 2026, hosted at the Institut d’Optique Graduate School (IOGS) in Paris-Saclay. This international event, which was highly encouraged by the BMFTR, brought together roughly 120 early-career researchers from across Europe to exchange ideas and foster collaborations. Kuldeep presented our work on nanoscale NMR utilizing NV centers in diamond.

QUANTiMS European Project Kick-off

Braunschweig, June 8th-10th 2026

The new European Union-funded consortium project QUANTiMS (Quantum-enabled nanoscale magnetic field metrology for traceable standards) has officially launched. Dr. Baha Sakar attended the kick-off meeting at the Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt (PTB) in Braunschweig to present our group's plans and contribution to the collaborative framework.

Alumni Visit (1956-61)

Leipzig, June 8th 2026

At today's experimental physics 4 lecture, we were honored to welcome five distinguished alumni, alongside some of their partners, who began their physics studies at Leipzig University exactly 70 years ago (between 1956 and 1961). Mr. Szilard, their speaker, gave an inspiring speech about the early days of our physics building - constructed just after World War II - and shared his memories of attending lectures by the legendary Gustav Hertz. The alumni stayed for the entire lecture and witnessed its highlight: a live demonstration of helium superfluidity below 2K.

DiQuaMus Project Status Meeting

Braunschweig, May 5th 2026

All partners of the BMFTR funded DiQuaMus project traveled to Braunschweig for the status update meeting. The event was hosted by Prof. Dr. Rainer Müller at TU Braunschweig and provided a great framework to align our progress on quantum outreach.

TransferMeeting Quantenforschung: Industry Meets Physics

Leipzig, April 29th 2026

Organized by the Industrieverein Sachsen 1828 e.V., the TransferMeeting brought academic research and industry together. The event was attended by State Secretary Prof. Dr. Heike Graßmann and the Rector of Leipzig University Prof. Dr. Eva Ines Obergfell. Prof. Dr. Nabeel Aslam presented our group’s latest research and highlighted the growing importance of quantum physics in Leipzig. Full details can be found in the official university press release.

Invited Talk at the APS March Meeting

Denver, March 20th 2026

Prof. Dr. Nabeel Aslam participated as an invited speaker at the APS March Meeting 2026 in Denver, Colorado. Speaking in the session Quantum Control of Magnetism at the Nanometer Scale, the talk highlighted our group's latest advancements in nuclear spin-assisted quantum sensing, NMR with nanowells in diamonds, and nanoscale NMR of quantum materials.

Quantum Futur Update Meeting

Aachen, February 25th 2026

Dr. Baha Sakar attended the Quantum Futur Update Meeting in Aachen, organized by the BMFTR. He presented a comprehensive progress update on our ongoing, DiamondNMR research project.

International Workshop on Post-Selection for Quantum Control

Dresden, February 23rd–27th 2026

Our postdoc, Dr. Ekrem Güldeste, participated in this workshop at the Max Planck Institute for the Physics of Complex Systems in Dresden. He delivered a talk exploring post-selection protocols in quantum measurements.

DiQuaMus Exhibit at the Heinz-Nixdorf Museum

Paderborn, February 17th–18th 2026

Our hands-on quantum physics exhibit - normally housed at the Phaeno Science Center - was featured at the "Quantenwelt zum Anfassen" exhibition inside the Heinz-Nixdorf Museum. The interactive display successfully demonstrated quantum-based magnetometry using nitrogen-vacancy (NV) centers in diamond to the public.

End-of-Year Celebration

Leipzig, 16th December 2025

We celebrated the end of the year with a lively group evening reflecting on our scientific achievements and many memorable moments. Prof. Nabeel Aslam opened the event with a year-in-review and presented the traditional QI Awards, including Backbone of the Group, Best Meme Creator, Journal Club Participant of the Year, Most Cryostats Filled, and the QI Best Scientific Image Award, the latter chosen by a group vote.

A special highlight was the QI Game Show, brilliantly organized by Marcel and Tim, featuring group-inspired challenges such as “AI vs. PI,” where teams guessed whether messages were written by artificial intelligence or the group leader, and a round on estimating the cost of Thorlabs orders. The game show was a huge success and kept everyone entertained throughout the evening.

Given the international character of our group, with members from 17 different countries (since the start of our group in Leipzig), everyone contributed dishes from their home country, resulting in an amazing international buffet. The evening was filled with great conversations, laughter, and excellent food, and we can safely say that no one left hungry.

Visit of Dr. Mohamed Abobeih from Harvard University

Leipzig, 5th December 2025

We were pleased to host Dr. Mohamed Abobeih from Harvard University, a member of Mikhail Lukin’s group,. During his two-day visit on December 4–5, he met with faculty members and researchers to discuss his work on NV-center–based quantum technologies and large-scale neutral-atom processors. On thursday afternoon, he delivered a well-received talk titled “Arrays of atoms and spins: Quantum technologies that sense, compute and scale,” highlighting recent results including the coherent control of more than 3,000 qubits. His visit provided an excellent opportunity for scientific exchange and for connecting to one of the leading centers of quantum science and technology.

New Group Picture at the Völkerschlachtdenkmal

Leipzig, 12th November 2025

We recently took a new group photo in front of the Völkerschlachtdenkmal, with an impressive number of 24 group members plus a honorary member.

Prof. Dr. Nabeel Aslam elected Vice Dean

Leipzig, 13th Oktober 2025

The Faculty Council of the Faculty of Physics and Earth Sciences has elected Prof. Dr. Nabeel Aslam as the new Vice Dean. In this role, he will support the Dean in leading the Faculty and contribute to the advancement of research, teaching, and collaboration within the Faculty.

Teaching in the Winter Semester 2025/26

Leipzig, 13th Oktober 2025

In the upcoming Winter Semester 2025/26, our group will again contribute extensively to teaching in the Physics program at Leipzig University. We are offering and co-supervising several exciting courses, including:

• Experimental Physics III – Optics and Quantum Physics
• Quantum Communication
• Advanced Seminar: Special Topics in Solid State Physics

We look forward to engaging discussions and inspiring interactions with students across all levels.

Annual Meeting of the QuBIT EDU Community

Leipzig, 29th September 2025

At the annual meeting of the QuBIT EDU Quantum Didactics Community in Leipzig, Prof. Dr. Nabeel Aslam presented recent research from his group on quantum sensing as well as the joint DiQuaMus outreach project with the Phaeno Science Center and the TU Braunschweig. The talk provided an excellent opportunity for exchange with the quantum education community.

QI Group trip to the Sächsische Schweiz

Leipzig, 24th September 2025

Our group spent a wonderful day exploring the Sächsische Schweiz. We hiked up to the famous Bastei rocks, strolled along the Elbe, and enjoyed plenty of conversations about everything from science, politics and life in general. Some of us captured the moments in lots of photos. Here’s one of our favorites!

BBQ in the Friedenspark

Leipzig, 19th August 2025

With the beautiful weather we took the opportunity for a BBQ in the Friedenspark. Along with delicious food, we enjoyed table tennis and basketball, making it a wonderful team building experience.

New group picture taken

Leipzig, 19th August 2025

Our group is growing, so it was time for a new picture! We went up to the roof of the physics building and took a great shot with Friedenspark in the background.

Colloquium with Dr. Ekkehard Peik: Towards a nuclear clock

Leipzig, 8th July 2025

The "Father of Time", as named by Nature, Dr. Ekkehard Peik from Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt Braunschweig gave a fantastic talk at the Physics Colloquium of Leipzig University.

He presented his pioneering research on optical transitions in the ²²⁹Th nucleus, outlining how this unique system may form the basis of a nuclear optical clock, and open up new avenues to probe fundamental physics.

Many thanks to Ekkehard for visiting us and for the engaging discussions that followed. It was a privilege to host such an inspiring scientist!

Prof. Patrice Bertet visits Leipzig University for Physics Colloquium

Leipzig, 1st July 2025

We were very happy to welcome Prof. Patrice Bertet from CEA Saclay and Université Paris-Saclay to the Physics Colloquium at Leipzig University. Prof. Bertet gave a fascinating and inspiring talk on recent advances in single-spin electron spin resonance (ESR), highlighting groundbreaking experimental techniques that push the limits of sensitivity and coherence in spin systems. His presentation sparked a lot of discussions, particularly around the challenges and opportunities of single-spin detection using superconducting resonators. We gained a lot of insights into the intersection of quantum optics, superconducting circuits, and spin physics.
A heartfelt thank you to Patrice Bertet for sharing his expertise and for the stimulating conversations throughout the day. We very much look forward to future interactions!

At the World of Quantum 2025 in Munich

Munich, 26th June 2025

Prof. Nabeel Aslam presented the group's progress in the DiamondNanoNMR project, funded by BMFTR, which focuses on developing new approaches to nanoscale quantum sensing using NV centers in diamond.

In the same session, Dr. Olga Novgorodova introduced the outreach project DiQuaMus, a collaboration between phaeno gGmbH Science Center, Technische Universität Braunschweig, and our group. The project aims to make quantum physics accessible to the public through interactive and hands-on exhibits in a science center environment.

The World of Quantum once again offered a valuable opportunity to reconnect with colleagues and engage with new members of the quantum community. Many thanks to all for the inspiring exchange!

BBQ of the QI group

Leipzig, 3rd June 2025

Our group members love BBQ, so we organized one and used the chance to welcome several new members to the team. It’s always nice to hang out and enjoy some food together. There were plenty of laughs, and a few funny stories were shared. We also played frisbee and just had a good time. Check out the happy faces of the team below!

Kelly Leiby from Cornell starts her internship with us

Leipzig, 2nd June 2025

We’re happy to welcome Kelly Leiby from Cornell University, who just started her RISE DAAD internship with us. Over the next three months, she’ll be working on our 2D superconductor project. We’re looking forward to having her on the team and wish her a great time in Leipzig, both in and outside the lab!

Visit by Julia Draeger from TU Munich

Leipzig, 28th May 2025

Julia Draeger, a PhD student from Prof. Bucher's group at TU Munich, visited us and gave an insightful talk about her project titled Optical NMR Microscopy using NV-Diamonds. We are very grateful to her for sharing her work and for the engaging discussions that followed.

Inaugural Lecture: Quantum Sensors for the Nanoscale

Leipzig, 13th May 2025

On May 13, 2025, Prof. Dr. Nabeel Aslam gave his inaugural lecture at Leipzig University. Under the title "Quantum Sensing at the Nanoscale: From Fundamental Physics to Real-World Applications", he presented his research on quantum sensors based on single spins in diamond. The event drew great interest and demonstrated how fundamental physics can translate into innovative technologies.

BQIT:25 – 12th Edition of the Bristol Quantum Information Technologies Workshop

Bristol, 28th April 2025

Prof. Dr. Nabeel Aslam presented the group’s latest research on spin qubits in diamond and their applications in nanoscale nuclear magnetic resonance at the BQIT:25 conference in Bristol. The event marked the 12th edition of the renowned Bristol Quantum Information Technologies Workshop, bringing together researchers from academia and industry across the quantum landscape.

Bowling Night with the QI Team

Leipzig, 16th April 2025

We took a break from spin qubits, quantum sensing, simulations and superconductors to see how well all that physics knowledge, we are so proud to possess, translates to the bowling alley. It turns out: not very well.

The pins seemed to be not impressed by our collective knowledge of mechanics, quantum physics and so on. Nevertheless we had a great time with laughs and some accidental spares and strikes. Many thanks to Johanna for organizing it and thanks to everyone who joined.

Quantum Technology to Explore: DiQuaMus Prototype delivered to Phaeno Science Center

Wolfsburg, 8th April 2025

Our team’s work on the BMBF project DiQuaMus – Quantentechnologie zum Anfassen was recently featured in a news article by Leipzig University. The piece highlights the development of our interactive exhibit for the phaeno Science Center in Wolfsburg, where visitors can experience quantum sensing with NV centers in diamond up close.

Read the article (in German)

Foto: Bei der Präsentation des Prototyps in Wolfsburg v.l.n.r.: Fedor Kolganov, Mokessh Kannah Ciwan und Prof. Dr. Nabeel Aslam von der Universität Leipzig sowie Olga Novgorodova und Dominik Essing vom Wissenschaftszentrum Phaeno.
Bild: Wissenschaftszentrum Phaeno

Foto: Quantentechnologie zum Anfassen: Mit diesem Prototyp können die Besucher:innen der Ausstellung sehen, wie sogenannte Stickstoff-Fehlstellen-Zentren, NV-Zentren, in Diamanten als extrem empfindliche Quantensensoren für Magnetfelder genutzt werden können.
Bild: Mokessh Kannah Ciwan/Universität Leipzig

DPG Regensburg conference 2025

Regensburg, 21th March 2025

At this year’s DPG Conference in Regensburg, our group presented our project results and contributed to the scientific discussions.

Prof. Dr. Nabeel Aslam gave an invited talk at the symposium "Spins in Molecular Systems: Strategies and Effects of Hyperpolarization," presenting recent insights from our research. Marcel Martin and Dr. Baha Sakar delivered talks on their latest findings, while Mokessh Ciwan presented a paper.

We appreciate the opportunity to share our work and engage with the community.

QDiamond 25 conference

Hungary, 27th February 2025

Prof. Dr. Nabeel Aslam participated in the QDiamond 2025 conference in Hungary, where he gave a talk on "Exploring Nanoscale NMR with NVs: Quantum Memories, Nanostructures, and 2D Superconductors." The conference brought together researchers from around the world working on quantum technologies based on color centers in diamond. His presentation contributed to the ongoing discussions on advancing nanoscale sensing and quantum applications with NV centers.

https://conferences.weizmann.ac.il/QDiamond25/

The program of the QDiamond conference:

End-of-Year Celebration

Leipzig, 19th December 2024

We celebrated the end of our first year at the Leipzig University with food, drinks and fun activities. Prof. Dr. Nabeel Aslam gave a lighthearted retrospective on the past year and presented the QI Awards 2024, including categories such as Best Meme Creator and Most Collected Returnable Bottles. Among many other things we appreciated the fact that our lab members come from 11 different nations. We also did a fun trivia quiz and a nintendo switch tournament.

Quantum Futur Status Meeting at Hanover

Hanover, 4th December 2024

Prof. Dr. Nabeel Alsam hold a talk on the advantages of diamond based quantum sensors in NMR at the Quantum Futur Status Meeting in Hannover. This also provided a great opportunity connect and exchange ideas with many other groups from the BMBF funded Quantum Futur funding line.

DiQuaMus Status Meeting at Phaeno Science Center

Wolfsburg, 5th November 2024

We hold our biannual status meeting of the DiQuaMus project at the outstanding phaeno Science Center in Wolfsburg.
With its numerous hands-on experiments from different areas of science phaeno wants to spark the visitors’ curiosity and to encourage them to question and to understand scientific phenomena. Our meeting was preceded by a short tour (We could easiliy have spent a day!) where we became familiar with the environment of and the requirements to the exhibit that we are going to develop within the project. We are creating a system of optically-readable colour centres in diamonds to give a low-threshold access to quantum technologies to a broad public. Our new team member Mokessh took over from Dhruv and gave the presentation.
A big thank you to Dominik Essing for hosting the event and for guiding us through the exhibition.

Group Dinner

Leipzig, 29th October 2024

We had another group dinner where we welcomed our new group members and said goodbye to Dhruv, who is taking a break before joining us again next spring.

DiQuaMus at the Quantum effects fair

Stuttgart, October 9th 2024

The DiQuaMus project was launched in March 2024 with the aim to bring quantum technologies to the science center. In this project we collaborate with the TU Braunschweig and the Phaeno Science Center in Wolfsburg and are developing simplified experimental setups that make the intricate concepts and implementations of quantum technologies more accessible and engaging. As part of the QuantumEffects trade fair in Stuttgart there was a networking meeting of the BMBF funding line “Quantum aktiv”. This meeting was held with the aim of getting to know the other projects and to bundle forces in order to enable a low-treshold access to the broad public for pointing out the potential of second-generation quantum technologies for the economy and society. In his presentation, Dhruv stated the general goals of the DiQuaMus project and provided an update on the progress made towards designing the first exhibits for the science center.

Kuldeep joins our team

Leipzig, September 1^st 2024

Kuldeep starts his PhD thesis in our group. Welcome to the team!

Summer School on Metrology

Kloster Drübeck, Harz; 6-8th August 2024

Prof. Dr. Nabeel Aslam was invited to give a talk at the Summer School of the Braunschweig International Graduate School of Metrology that was entitled “Optical Nanosystems – Light in Metrology” and was held at the scenic Kloster Drübeck monastery in the range of the Harz mountains. In his talk "Spin qubits based on color centers in diamond" Nabeel discussed several recent advances of NV-based Nanoscale NMR for applications in biochemistry and in biomedicine.

Braunschweig International Graduate School of Metrology was established by TU Braunschweig and Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt in order to foster metrological knowledge in alle areas of science and engineering.

More information:
https://www.tu-braunschweig.de/mib/b-igsm

Group BBQ

Leipzig, 8th July 2024

We had a relaxed and enjoyable BBQ together next to the Botanical Garden.

Visit of Nadine Meister and Nicolas Palazzo

Leipzig, 5th July 2024

We had two guest speakers in our group seminar, who both were supervised by Prof. Aslam during his postdoc time at Harvard. Nadine Meister from Harvard University (starting soon at Caltech) gave a talk about Efficient decoders for quantum error correction and detection (work done with John Preskill, more information: https://arxiv.org/abs/2405.07433). And Nicolas Palazzo (formerly EPFL and Harvard), who is now working for the company Deloitte, talked about his transition from research in physics to investigating financial crimes. The guests were given a tour of the historic city center of Leipzig.

PRL Paper on coupling spin qubits to mechanical resonators

Leipzig, 26th June 2024

Our first paper with Leipzig university affiliation is now out in Physical Review Letters. The paper titled Toward programmable quantum processors based on spin qubits with mechanically mediated interactions and transport shows the first steps on how spin qubits can be coupled to a mechanical resonator. Crucial was here to use a single nuclear spin as quantum memory to store the phase information in a robust way and to bridge the long scanning times required in the protocol.

The link to the paper is: https://link.aps.org/doi/10.1103/PhysRevLett.132.263602

Physics Magazine published an article highlighting our work: https://physics.aps.org/articles/v17/s71

Visit of Dr. Amit Finkler

Leipzig, 18th June 2024

Dr. Amit Finkler from the Weizmann Institute of Science visited our group and gave a Colloqium talk on building blocks for nanoscale magnetic resonance imaging. 

Visit of Prof. Masazumi Fujiwara

Leipzig, 14th June 2024

Prof. Masazumi Fujiwara, an associate professor at Okayama University, Japan, was our guest and gave an exciting talk on Nanodiamond quantum thermometers and their applications. In the evening we went for dinner and discussed science and more.

Group dinner in Leipzig

Leipzig, 22nd May 2024

Our fast-grown group came together for an enjoyable meeting off the everyday lab and office routine. 

Mitteldeutsches Resonanztreffen in Leipzig

Leipzig, 6th May 2024

Prof. Dr. Nabeel Aslam gave a talk on the topic of Quantum memory assisted nanoscale sensing at the "Mitteldeutsches Resonanztreffen" organised by Prof. Jörg Matysek.

More information:
https://www.hypmol.net/event/mitteldeutsches-resonanztreffen-mdr-53/

DiQuaMus Kick-off meeting in Leipzig

Leipzig, 15th April 2024

We hold our Kick-off meeting of the BMBF funded project “DiQuaMus” which started on March 1st. The project aims to simplify quantum technologies for the public as they offer great potential to revolutionise future applications but often remain complex and challenging for the public. With this project -in which we collaborate with the TU Braunschweig and the Phaeno Science Center in Wolfsburg- we would like to develop simplified experimental setups that make the intricate concepts and implementations of quantum technologies more accessible and engaging.

More information:
https://www.quantentechnologien.de/forschung/foerderung/quantum-aktiv-outreach-konzepte-und-open-innovation-fuer-quantentechnologien/diquamus.html

DPG conference in Berlin

Berlin, 17th-22th March 2024

At this year's DPG spring meeting for the section of condensed matter physics, we were represented by our PhD student, Marcel. He spent the week enjoying talks about everything solid state, from superconductors and topological insulators to spin-qubit based quantum sensors and how they can be applied to interesting solid-state systems. As always, the DPG spring meetings are a great event to meet old colleagues and friends from science and industry, as well as making new acquaintances from various different fields and backgrounds. 
The ever-evolving field of quantum technologies is certainly gaining more recognition at such large conferences, as can be seen - for example - by the great keynote talk by Ronald Hanson on his fascinating vision for a quantum internet and the dedicated quantum communication and sensing sessions. In the latter of the two, Marcel gave a talk on the investigation of two-dimensional superconductors using nanoscale sensing with NV centres in diamond, a project that he is working on in our labs.

Guest group seminar by Dr. Kirill Monakhov

Leipzig, 15th March 2024

Dr. Kirill Monakhov from the IOM Leipzig visited us and gave a talk on the topic of Building a molecular computer from polyoxometalate redox switches powered by electricity and light.

SFB Hyp*Mol Colloquium by Prof. Aslam

Leipzig, 8th March 2024

Prof. Dr. Nabeel Aslam gave the Colloquium talk of the SFB Hyp*Mol on the topic of Single spin qubits in diamond - applied to nanoscale NMR spectroscopy.

Link to the announcement

Group visit to Stuttgart

Stuttgart, 19^{th -} 20^th February 2024 Recently, four of our group members visited the labs of Professor Jörg Wrachtrup and his group at Stuttgart University. For two days, they enjoyed extensive lab tours and insightful discussions with Dr. Vadim Vorobyov and many PhD students of the group. Stuttgart University, and particularly the group of Professor Wrachtrup, are among the leading groups in the field of quantum technologies using NV centers in diamond. 
Apart from gaining insight into research and lab work done in Stuttgart, our group members took some time to explore Stuttgart and enjoy some typical Swabian food and drinks.

Thanks to Jörg Wrachtrup, Vadim Vorobyov and the whole group for hosting us. Now we are off to our labs to build our own quantum physics experiments. So next time, maybe we can be the hosts and give a tour through our own labs.

Move to university of Leipzig

Effective September 1st 2023 Lab Aslam is moving to the Felix-Bloch-Institut für Festkörperphysik at the university of Leipzig. You can reach Prof. Aslam at the email address Diese E-Mail-Adresse ist vor Spambots geschützt! Zur Anzeige muss JavaScript eingeschaltet sein.

DPG conference in Hanover

Hanover, March 6^th - 10^th 2023

Prof. Nabeel Aslam and Marcel Martin participated in the DPG conference in Hannover. Marcel gave a talk on "Advances in Nanoscale NMR with NV centers in diamond".

Nils joins our team

Brunswick, March 1^st 2023

Nils Magin starts his master thesis work in our group. Welcome to the team!