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Postdoctoral Research Positions in Theory of Quantum Technologies and Quantum Dynamics at FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg. The newly founded Quantum Technology and Quantum Dynamics …
Visiting Faculty at Google
Michael J. Hartmann will be working as a Visiting Faculty in the Google Quantum AI program for 12 month, starting January 2019.
Move to Erlangen, Germany
Michael J. Hartmann has accepted a full professor position at the University of Erlangen in Germany, where he will also be associated …
New H2020 FET-Open Project
We have won an FET-Open grant for developing neuromorphic quantum computing. The goal is to build quantum neural networks in superconducting circuits …
Dissipation-induced mobility and coherence in frustrated lattices
“Dissipation-induced mobility and coherence in frustrated lattices” by Edmund T. Owen, Oliver T. Brown and Michael J. Hartmann is published in Phys. …
Quantum Mechanics Classic
Our paper Strongly interacting polaritons in coupled arrays of cavities with Fernando Brandāo and Martin Plenio has been selected as a “Classic” in “Quantum …
Parametric oscillation, frequency mixing, and injection locking of strongly coupled nanomechanical resonator modes
20/06/2017: “Parametric oscillation, frequency mixing, and injection locking of strongly coupled nanomechanical resonator modes” by Maximilian J. Seitner, Mehdi Abdi, Alessandro Ridolfo, Michael …
Superconducting quantum simulator for topological order and the toric code
21/04/2017: “Superconducting quantum simulator for topological order and the toric code” by Mahdi Sameti, Anton Potočnik, Dan E. Browne, Andreas Wallraff, and …
Outstanding Reviewer
17/03/2017: Michael Hartmann has been recognized as an “outstanding reviewer” by New Journal of Physics.
Photonic currents in driven and dissipative resonator lattices
05/07/2016: “Photonic currents in driven and dissipative resonator lattices” by Thomas Mertz, Ivana Vasić, Michael J. Hartmann, and Walter Hofstetter is published …
Citation Milestone
06/04/2016: Michael J. Hartmann’s work has now been cited more than a 2000 times according to ISI Web of Science.
Open Quantum Systems (SUPAOQS)
Semester 1, 2016-2017 Tuesdays and Wednesdays 17.05 – 18.00 Earl Mountbatten Building Room 1.27 SUPA course, for more information, see SUPA_brochure