News & Events
From Vision to Reality: MCQST Renewed
MCQST Secures Second Phase of Funding under Germany’s Excellence Strategy!
Quantenphysik und Gravitation – vom Dilemma zum Experiment
Öffentlicher Vortrag - Prof. Prof. Markus Aspelmeyer (Universität Wien) bietet spannende Eiblicke in zwei Welten: Quantenphysik und Gravitation.
MCQST Colloquium: Markus Aspelmeyer – Distinguished Lecturer
MCQST Colloquium | "How does a quantum object gravitate?" - Markus Aspelmeyer (University of Vienna, Austria)
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Munich Quantum Alumni: 2025 Networking Meet-up
For the current and former members of our quantum community: Join the third networking event of Munich Quantum Alumni!
Research News
Quantum satellite launched successfully
The goal of the QUICK³ is to make fast and secure communication possible, as well as to test a fundamental law of quantum mechanics.
New quantum phase realised in a cold-atom quantum simulator
For the first time, scientists have realised the Mott-Meissner quantum phase – implemented in an unprecedentedly large system.
New insights into magic-angle graphene
A team led by MCQST member Dmitri Efetov has shown that two graphene layers twisted at an angle to each other behave like heavy-fermion metals. This opens up possibilities for the development of new applications.
Quantum Oscillations of the Lifetime
A team of researchers discovered that the average time electrons can travel before scattering—known as their "lifetime"—can vary in a periodic fashion when exposed to strong magnetic fields. The results were highlighted in Advanced Physics Research.
Midterm Report
Four years of collaborative excellence in shaping the Munich quantum ecosystem
As we reflect on the first four years of our journey, we are thrilled to share the remarkable progress and accomplishments that have shaped our vibrant community. From the initial conceptualization on paper to the dynamic reality we now inhabit, the experience has been both challenging and exceptionally rewarding.
