Peter Grünberg Institute (PGI)

Theoretical Nanoelectronics (PGI-2)

Research

Achieving Quantum Computation

We work at the fundamental level on the theory of quantum information processing, developing new concepts for qubits and multi-qubit modules. We work closely with the experimental scientists in PGI-11.

Quantum Transport

Strongly interacting nanoscale systems display fascinating non-equilibrium and dynamical effects. More: Quantum Transport …

Strongly Correlated Systems

Emergent phenomena occurr in systems in which the electron-electron repulsion is large. Understanding these phenomena is one of the central issues in solid-state physics.

Autumn School on Correlated Electrons: Understanding Correlated Materials with DMFT

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Research Groups

Circuits and Topology

We work on an accurate theoretical description of superconducting quantum circuits under inclusion of the underlying microscopic reality, to improve modelling of experimental data and develop new concepts based on topological properties of transport. More

Theoretical Quantum Technology

Quantum Device Theory

Publications

Publications of PGI-2

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Last Modified: 11.03.2025