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Anneliese Bergeron
From left, Francois Sfigakis, Annelise Bergeron,
Zbig Wasilewski, Jonathan Baugh

Annelise successfully defended her thesis, entitled “Development of III-V Semiconductor Surface Quantum Wells for Hybrid Superconducting Device Applications”, on Jan. 23, 2024. Congratulations Annelise!

Annelise’s work has focused on the development of InAs and InSb two-dimensional electron gas systems as platforms for topological qubits. She has worked in close collaboration with the QNC-MBE group of Prof. Wasilewski and with Dr. Francois Sfigakis in our group. Her original contributions have resulted in a first-author publication in Appl. Phys. Lett. 122, 012103 (2023) as well as another forthcoming paper.

Tuesday, January 16, 2024

Open graduate student positions

We have several openings for Masters and PhD students to begin in Fall 2024. Students will engage in cutting edge research on semiconductor-based quantum devices. Key projects include:

  • Development of scalable spin qubit processors in silicon. Please see this link for more details!
  • Next-generation quantum light sources using tailored semiconductor nanoelectronic devices. Please see this link for more details!

If you are interested in this field and have a background in Physics, Engineering Physics, Chemistry or Electrical Engineering, please contact Prof. Baugh (baugh@uwaterloo.ca).

Two postdoctoral positions are open for an exciting multidisciplinary project at the intersection of quantum transport and quantum optics. This is a collaborative project between Prof. Baugh's group and the group of Prof. Michael Reimer, both at the Institute for Quantum Computing. Please see this link for details, and forward to anyone who may be qualified and interested in a position!