FLUXONICS Digital Superconducting Electronics Workshop

Drei Tage lange tauschen sich internationale Expertinnen und Experten beim FLUXONIXS Workshop an der TU Ilmenau zu supraleitender Digitalelektronik aus Materials that can conduct electricity without resistance and thus without loss - so-called superconductors - promise a wide range of modern applications - from nuclear spin tomographs to high-precision measurement technology and quantum computers to integrated circuits and sensor systems for extremely energy-efficient, ultrafast information technology, so-called " green electronics ". However, researchers worldwide still face numerous challenges such as efficient cooling to very low temperatures and increasing the complexity of integrated circuits so that digital superconducting electronics can be applied efficiently and cost-effectively. Current developments in digital superconducting electronics are therefore the focus of the 12th FLUXONICS Digital Superconducting Electronics Workshop at TU Ilmenau, which this week brings together world-leading scientists and representatives of technology companies in this field: At the Center for Microand Nanotechnologies (ZMN) , a total of 46 participants from Belgium, China, Turkey, France, Japan, South Africa, the USA and Germany will spend three days discussing the latest achievements and experiences in the application of superconducting electronics. The workshop is organized by the Advanced Electromagnetics Group headed by Prof. Hannes Töpfer in collaboration with Prof. Ronny Stolz , Head of the Quantum Systems Research Department at the Leibniz Institute for Photonic Technologies (Leibniz-IPHT) Jena and Honorary Professor of Quantum Engineering at the TU Ilmenau.