The scientists of RTG 3158 have formed an interdisciplinary network in the Laboratory of Nano and Quantum Engineering (LNQE), an interdisciplinary Leibniz Research Centre at LUH that combines physics, chemistry, and engineering. The objectives of the research centre are both excellent basic research and application-oriented engineering with a focus on nanomaterials, mechanics/magnetics, nanoelectronics, optics, and quantum systems. The LNQE not only offers well-equipped laboratories and open areas for interdisciplinary scientific exchange, but also a very well-equipped clean room for nanostructuring.
The RTG 3158 builds a scientific bridge between the two clusters of excellence ‘Quantum Frontiers’ and ‘PhoenixD’, both led by LUH and significantly shaped by the physics research groups. All RTG project leaders are either members of QuantumFrontiers or PhoenixD and thus contribute the broad expertise and excellent infrastructure of both clusters of excellence to the RTG.
Involved are researchers from the Faculty of Physics and Mathematics of LUH, namely from the Institute of Solid State Physics, Institute of Photonics, Institute of Gravitational Physics, and Institute of Theoretical Physics.
