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Welcome to the research group Quantum Transport of the Kavli Institute of Nanoscience at Delft University of Technology. The Quantum Transport group studies and exploits novel quantum mechanical phenomena in nanometer-scale structures. Our current research focuses on superconducting circuits, quantum dots, nanowires, carbon nanotubes, diamond, and graphene. We employ in-house design and fabrication of (opto-) electronic devices and custom-made electronic and optical measurement techniques, from room temperature down to the milliKelvin regime. We use these devices for controlling quantum behaviour at the level of single spins and single photons, with the potential for fundamental breakthroughs and possible application to quantum computing and novel optoelectronics devices. Upcoming talksWe have exciting seminars year round. Click on the icon below to view the calendar: |
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- TU Delft researchers cause electrons to jump between distant quantum dotsMay 19, 2013
- TU Delft researchers lay solid foundation for a ‘quantum internet’Apr 25, 2013
- Hannes Bernien wins the EPJ Young Speakers contest at Fysica 2013Apr 23, 2013
- Lieven Vandersypen interview on graphene flagship (NRC)Feb 11, 2013
- Winner FOM Film Challenge 2012 – Hannes BernienJan 24, 2013









