Prof. Johannes Zeiher

Research teams

Rubidium quantum gas microscope
Rydberg dressing, atomic mirrors and constrained dynamics. How does complex quantum many-body behaviour emerge from interactions between individual atoms?

Strontium Rydberg lab
Large atom arrays, fine-structure qubits and Rydberg gates. How can large, continuously refilled arrays of strontium atoms become programmable quantum processors?

MQV lab
Strontium optical qubits for the Munich Quantum Valley demonstrator. How can the optical clock transition of strontium become a fast, high-fidelity qubit for a neutral-atom quantum computer?

SNAQC

MUNIQC-Atoms

Sr Cryo Lab
Cryogenic strontium tweezer arrays with two-hour trap lifetimes. Can a simple cryogenic apparatus hold large strontium atom arrays for hours and turn them into a quantum simulator for XXZ magnets?

Research & affiliation

Quantum Many-Body Systems Division (MPQ)

Quantum Matter Interfaces

Strontium Rydberg Experiment

Contact

Phone

+49 89 2180 6151 (Office) // -6136 (Lab) // +49 89 32905-229 (MPQ Office) // -219 (MPQ Lab)

Room

H 210 (Office) // H 116 (Lab) // C 2.26 (MPQ Office) // C 1.20 (MPQ Lab) // C 1.21 (MPQ Lab)

Address

Faculty of Physics, LMU Munich, Schellingstr. 4, 80799 München