Meet the researchers and coordinators behind Q-LUMEN — a team working across quantum information, simulation, computation, and open quantum systems.
Scientific supervision
Q-LUMEN projects are guided by researchers from the partner universities. Their expertise spans theoretical and computational quantum information, quantum simulation, superconducting qubits, error correction, nonlocality, and open quantum systems.
Leiden University
Quantum simulation, lattice gauge theories, and quantum error correction.
Leiden University
Bell nonlocality, quantum foundations, and quantum error correction.
ETH Zurich
Quantum computing, superconducting qubits, and many-body systems.
Ulm University
Device certification, Bell nonlocality, and numerical methods.
Ulm University
Quantum algorithms, quantum error mitigation, and complex-system modelling.
University of Milano
Quantum simulation, open quantum systems, and numerical methods.
The supervisor team reflects the diversity of modern quantum science: from fundamental questions about nonlocality and quantum correlations to algorithms, simulations, noisy quantum devices, and open-system dynamics. This gives students the opportunity to encounter different research styles and discover which questions in quantum information excite them most.
Programme coordination
The coordination team supports the programme structure, communication, events, and collaboration between the partner institutions.
Ulm University
Ulm University