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Daniel Loss
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Daniel Loss to receive the 2024 Jan Czochralski Award

In recognition of his lifetime of research achievement in materials science, Daniel Loss, Professor of theoretical physics at the University of Basel, will be awarded the Jan Czochralski Award 2024 from the European Materials Research…

Swiss Quantum Initiative
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Swiss Quantum Initiative: federal government to promote quantum research projects in Basel

The Swiss federal government is launching a national initiative to consolidate Switzerland’s leading position in quantum science. This initiative will also benefit the internationally recognized quantum research at the University of Basel:…

Paolo Colciaghi
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Paolo Colciaghi wins SPS Award for his PhD thesis

The Swiss Physical Society (SPS) awards prizes to young physicists for outstanding research in the early stages of their careers. In 2024, Dr. Paolo Colciaghi has won the SPS Award in all Physics Domains, sponsored by ABB. Paolo is a former…

Nico Egli
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Successful completion of apprenticeship of Nico Egli

We congratulate our polymechanic apprentice, Mr Nico Egli, for his successful apprenticeship, which he completed with a grade of 5.3.

Two-Qubits-Illustration
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Nature Physics published: Anisotropic exchange interaction of two hole-spin qubits

First demonstration of a 2Q gate with holes in Silicon! In a fin field-effect transistor, the workhorse device of today’s semiconductor industry.

Tomasz Smoleński
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Appointment of Tomasz Smoleński as new assistant professor with tenure track

Tomasz Smoleński has been appointed as the new assistant professor with tenure track for experimental quantum nanophysics and/or quantum materials in the Department of Physics. In his research, he uses optical spectroscopy to explore…

H.-O. Meyer
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Prof Hans-Otto Meyer donates a house to the university

Prof Hans-Otto Meyer, Professor Emeritus of Physics at Indiana University, USA, still feels connected to the University of Basel, where he studied and completed his doctorate from 1962 to 1970. His recent gift of a house to the University…

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Novel Insights into the Flavor Puzzle

The elementary particles of matter, quarks, and leptons are organized into three generations (flavors). The first generation forms the building blocks of ordinary matter, while the subsequent, more exotic generations decay rapidly when…

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On the road to Quantum Computers

On the 14th April is the World Quantum Day! On the road to practical quantum computers, NCCR SPIN researchers thrive to make progress everyday, step by step, juggling between successes and challenges. Thank you to all of them for teaming up…

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