1st Bremer Quantum Day
9/19/2023
In Bremen there are a number of players working in the field of quantum technologies: Researchers at the University of Bremen, surrounding institutes, Constructor University and some companies.
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Current research in this field is increasingly characterised by large consortia, which often also aim for a transfer from science to application. In order to do justice to this development, we want to network better locally.
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A more cohesive appearance increases the overall visibility of the region and our research. That's why we created the first Bremen Quantum Day.
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Here you can get information, talk shop, look for possible theses or initiate collaborations.
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The speakers will give an insight into their work and also talk about interesting research directions in the future.
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Programme
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9:00 Welcome
Jan Fries, State Councillor, Senatorin für Umwelt, Klima und Wissenschaft, Bremen
Prof. Dr. rer. nat. Ralf B. Bergmann, Managing Director Optical Metrology and Optoelectronic Systems, BIAS
Dr. Christian Vogt, Head of Department Quantum Metrology and Quantum Sensors, BIAS
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9:20 Quantencomputing
9.20 h Kirchner, DFKI
9.50 h Dittus, QUBITFLOW
10.20 h Knauer, ZeTeM
10.30 h Gies, Universität Bremen FB 1
10.50 h Drechsler, Universität Bremen FB 3
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11:30 Enabling Tech
11.30 h Seyfried, FiconTEC
11.50 h Grosse, Unversität Bremen FB 4
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Lunch Break
approx. 12.10-13.10 h
Please cater for yourself, e.g. in the refectory of the University of Bremen.
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13:10 Quantum Sensing
13.10 h Herrmann, ZARM
13.30 h Woltmann, ZARM
13.45 h Prinz, ZARM
14.00 h Müntinga, DLR
14.40 h Vogt, BIAS
15.00 h Prakash, ZARM/BIAS
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Coffee Break
15.10-15.40 h
We invite you for a piece of cake. There will be coffee, tea and soft drinks.
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15:40 Quantum communication
15.40 h Lämmerzahl, GOC
16.00 h Barzel, Quantum Frontiers
16.20 h Rätzel, GOC
16.40 h Schupp, Constructor University
16.55 h Kettemann, Constructor University
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17:20 Quantum Chemistry
17.20 h Dononelli, BCCMS
17.40 h Brandt, Universität Bremen FB 2
18.00 h Closing remarks