Systeme der Elektronik (ZEA-2)

The ZEA-2 is ISO-9001 certified

A large stratospheric balloon was launched in Timmins, Canada, with the infrared spectrum GLORIA-B for atmospheric research. Engineers of ZEA-2 have developed and realized the GLORIA-B system in cooperation with scientists of Jülich Stratospheric Research (IEK-7) and the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT).

The Tag der Neugier 2022 on Sunday, August 21, was a great success: Around 20,000 visitors came to the research center in sunny weather and explored the Jülich campus. At more than 300 decentralized presentations, they were able to learn about Jülich's research, experience science for themselves on site, and also find out about career opportunities here at the FZJ. Colorful entertainment with research shows, music and much more was offered by a seven-hour non-stop program at the lake stage at the Seecasino.

Since July 1st 2022 the team "Electronic Systems for Quantum Computing" is officially led by the dual leadership Carsten Degenhardt and Christian Grewing.

Physicist Carsten Degenhardt and his team at Jülich's ZEA-2 are developing integrated nano- and microelectronic systems - including cryo-electronics for quantum computers. Electrical engineer Patrick Vliex designed the prototype for the new cryochip.

Congratulations to Lotte Geck who was appointed as a Junior Professor (W1) for System Engineering for Quantum Computing at the Electrical Engineering Faculty at the RWTH Aachen University.

The chip design of a configurable ADC has been successfully send to the manufacturer at the end of May. This final step towards the realization of an integrated circuit in silicon is called a tapeout and is always quite the milestone.

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The ZEA-2 is ISO-9001 certified