Quantum Device Theory Group

About

Quantum Device Theory explores how quantum principles like superposition and entanglement can be used to design advanced technologies. Simulating theoretical designs helps predict and refine their performance before experiments, making development more efficient, more intuitive and less costly. The proof of concept stage in experiment will respond to our creativity in the domain of theory, ensuring what we predict will be next improvement or revolutionary concepts will work in practice and paving the way for real-world applications in computing, sensing, and communication.

Research Topics

  • Developing foundations of circuit Quantum Electrodynamics to large quantum processors
  • Simulating superconducting qubits, gates, and circuits and novel concepts
  • Error Correction and error mitigation of quantum operations and performance
  • Developing Quantum Machine Learning techniques for quantum design and control
  • Machine Learning and deep learning optimization for circuit performance
  • Quantum Foundations, Thermodynamics, and information
  • Quantum Field Theoretic Approach to Quantum Technology and nocvel designs

Contact

Dr. Mohammad Ansari

PGI-2

Building 04.8 / Room 243

+49 2461/61-4676

E-Mail

Members

Alumni

Last Modified: 13.03.2025