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QuTech has successfully relocated its diamond color center quantum setup to KIT, preserving the integrity of a highly sensitive platform cooled below 10 Kelvin through meticulous transport protocols. The move marks the transition of a fourteen-year research legacy into new investigations at KIT, highlighting the critical engineering required to maintain vibration stability within picometer precision. This collaboration underscores the practical logistics and technical continuity essential for advancing solid-state quantum networks across European institutions.

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QuTech Transfers Quantum Setup to Karlsruhe Institute

Quantum ZeitgeistOctober 13, 20264 min read

After fourteen years of research at QuTech’s Hanson Lab, an experimental research line into open microcavities for diamond colour centres concluded, and the complete setup was transported to the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) in Germany. Tina Müller’s group at the KIT Institute of Applied Physics will continue research with the platform, which includes a fibre-based open microcavity cooled to below 10 Kelvin.

After fourteen years of development, a complex quantum research platform has relocated from the Hanson Lab at QuTech in Delft to Tina Müller’s group at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) in Germany. The move, involving five generations of PhD researchers, demonstrates a collaborative approach to quantum research by repurposing a fibre-based open microcavity platform cooled below 10 Kelvin. This sensitive system, requiring a vibration stability of 25 Picometer, demanded…

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