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- University of OxfordRead the full interview
“We used our UHFLIs to detect coherent nanomechanical oscillations driven by single-electron tunneling in a suspended carbon nanotube.”
— Natalia Ares - Korea Research Institute of Standards and Science (KRISS)Read the full interview
“We purchased an HDAWG for new experiments on superconducting quantum devices, and we hope to purchase other products from Zurich Instruments for our project on quantum transduction. We look forward to the scientific and technical achievements we will attain.”
— Jinwoong Cha - University of BaselRead the full interview
“Modernizing equipment for education and research is going to be a top priority as it will help us do more research and projects with the innovative equipment of Zurich Instruments.”
— Martino Poggio - RWTH Aachen UniversityRead the full interview
“Recently, my group acquired an AWG from Zurich Instruments to help us understand the physics of potential spin and valley qubits in bilayer graphene.”
— Christoph Stampfer - Univerisity of RochesterRead the full interview
“Spin qubits have two important advantages related to the goals of quantum computing - and the potential that these bring to the field excites me about working on the topic.”
— John Nichol - Maastricht UniversityRead the full interview
“On one hand, the MFIA allows us to characterize reliably and consistently the polymers and substrates we synthesize. On the other hand, we use it to validate different readout techniques. Almost all members of our research group use impedance spectroscopy by now.”
— Renato Rogosic