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Kite Sauër is third from the right in the back row.

Kite Sauër, a graduate student in Applied Physics at the University of Twente, completed an exchange term in our group from June to November 2026. During his time at Waterloo, Kite worked with our experimental team to develop automated tuning protocols for quantum dots and video-mode data acquisition. He made many valuable contributions to the lab, and it was a pleasure to have him with us. We wish him all the best as he returns to Twente!

Mamunur Rahman joined our group as a postdoctoral fellow on November 2, 2026. He brings experience in silicon quantum dots from his PhD at UNSW and his work on quantum dot device fabrication and testing at Diraq.

Congratulations to PhD student Xinning Wang on receiving a 2026 Nanofellowship from the Waterloo Institute for Nanotechnology (WIN)! The $10,000 fellowship is made possible through a generous donor’s endowment supporting outstanding graduate students in nanotechnology at the University of Waterloo.