SQD | Superconducting Quantum Devices
The SQD Research Unit focuses on the development of superconducting quantum devices, including superconducting nonlinear waveguides, parametric amplifiers, qubits, and cryogenic detectors. Its expertise covers the entire research and development workflow, from superconducting circuit design and simulation to microfabrication, cryogenic measurements, and final experiments.
The unit works with a range of technological platforms, including Josephson-junction-based devices, high-kinetic-inductance devices, and hybrid quantum systems. Its research addresses a broad spectrum of applications, spanning circuit quantum electrodynamics (cQED), microwave quantum optics, quantum sensing, quantum computing components, particle physics, and technologies for space.