Two new Postdocs join our team!

We welcome two new researchers to the Quantum Machines Unit: Resmi and Mitchell

Resmi and Mitchell

We welcome two new researchers to the Quantum Machines Unit:

Resmi M - who comes to us from the University of Hyderabad in India - and is an expert in experimental photonics, fibre optics and quantum emitters

Mitchell de Vries - who comes to us from the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology in Australia - and is an expert in experimental diamond quantum science

Looking forward to great science with Resmi and Mitchell!

Date:

01 May 2025

Category:

Research Update

Specialty

Quantum

Research Unit

Quantum Machines Unit

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