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Andreas Wallraff is a Full Professor of Solid State Physics at ETH Zurich. He joined the department in January 2006 as a Tenure Track Assistant Professor and was promoted to Associate Professor in January 2010. He completed his doctorate in physics at the University of Erlangen-Nuremberg, where his research focused on quantum dynamics in superconductors. Wallraff has also worked as a research scientist at Yale University, where he conducted experiments on the coherent interaction between a single photon and a single quantum electronic circuit. His research interests include the experimental investigation of quantum effects in superconducting electronic circuits and their applications in quantum information processing. He is recognized for his contributions to quantum device research and has received several prestigious awards, including the Nicholas Kurti European Science Prize and the ERC Advanced Grant for his work in quantum communication in the microwave domain. Wallraff has held significant roles in various initiatives and committees at ETH Zurich, including the Quantum Engineering Initiative and the strategic development of Physics education programs. He has been actively involved in outreach activities, aiming to enhance public engagement in quantum science and technology.
ETH Zurich • Zürich, Switzerland
Full Professor in solid state physics, specializing in quantum engineering and information.
Yale University • New Haven, CT, USA
Conducted experiments on the coherent interaction between single photons and quantum circuits.
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